Sentence examples for rush of satisfaction from inspiring English sources

"Although it is clear that most people experience a rush of satisfaction when they first acquire TV sets with bigger screens, refrigerators with greater capacity or loudspeakers with greater dynamic range, these feelings almost invariably decay rapidly," he writes.

Close losses to Gael Monfils, 7-6 (5), 7-5; Jo-Wilfred Tsonga, 7-6 (6), 6-4; and Albert Ramos, 6-4, 2-6, 7-5, gave him a rush of satisfaction, Blake said.

I'm not quite a Wombler – that's what they call people who scour supermarket car parks for discarded receipts and save them all up to redeem enough points for a Mars bar – but the rush of satisfaction that came from apparently beating the system made my Christmas, and bought 30 quid's worth of presents.

Often, we know we'd have more long-term happiness if we gave up something that gives us a rush of satisfaction in the short-term.

This is the framework, theatrical, political, social, in which I see the nomination of Barack Obama -- as a secular epiphany that every Jew should look at with a rush of satisfaction.

Indeed, restaurants like Huddle House and Applebee's are adding language that suggests a rush of intense satisfaction.

For Yankee fans, that accustomed rush of self-satisfaction in their hearts; for Mets followers, that old sunken feeling in the pit of the stomach.

Walker's a commanding guitarist, expertly fingerpicking and weaving 12-string acoustic chords throughout his music, specifically on the ambling, rustic instrumental "Griffiths Bucks Blues" or on the frenzied rush of intensity "Sweet Satisfaction," the album's standout track and one of the best folk songs of the year.

How does the victorious or defeated soldier trade the adrenaline rush of combat for the quieter satisfactions (and the tedium) of peacetime?

1965 was the year of "Satisfaction".

He had few other sources of satisfaction.