Sentence examples for satisfaction desire from inspiring English sources

This research was designed to investigate the role of bike-tourism attributes, perceived value, satisfaction, desire, and gender in bicyclers' loyalty generation process.

Regarding sexual function, men of all the three groups scored higher in both questionnaires (sexual satisfaction, desire and orgasm) than their female partners.

For example, data from 455 women in a Ugandan RCT indicated no change (57%) or an improvement (40%) in sexual satisfaction after their male partner had been circumcised [ 172] and a Mexican study found no change in sexual satisfaction, desire, pain during vaginal penetration or orgasm [ 173].

According to these philosophers, net satisfaction of desire, or net increase in satisfaction of desire, is the standard cause of pleasure, and the pleasure caused perhaps represents this change in desire satisfaction.

Rather, welfare consists in the satisfaction of desire, and the relevant pleasure is the pleasure that comes from satisfied desire.

Could it be this – the immediate satisfaction of desire, the readiness with which we can find comfort – that deprives us of greater freedoms?

The subject of "Marnie" is the necessity, for the satisfaction of desire, to keep private affairs out of the public and legal domains to prevent the intrusion of therapeutic rationality into the intimate realm.

It was a combination of things: joy, relief, satisfaction, the desire to do well for your team, your country, your family – those are emotions that you carry around every day for years and finally I could let it all out.

The inventive ways the mind has to console itself, the fact that relationships do not grant bliss and perfection, the essential impossibility of satisfaction, how desire can conquer the will -- to Hooks, these are but cynical delusions that will be thrust aside in a brave new world ready "to affirm mutual love between free women and free men".

For this reason too, satisfaction of desire is not sustainable.

The more uncontroversial component of that less ambitious claim is that pleasure in the beautiful is not grounded in the satisfaction of desire.