Sentence examples for satisfaction of achievement from inspiring English sources
I love when time is irrelevant, when nothing matters other than the object of my sole focus, and I enjoy the personal satisfaction of achievement -- matching my skill to the challenge.
At Mission Control, in the aftermath of Neil Armstrong's "one small step," delirious cheering has given way to smiling contentment as NASA personnel bask in the satisfaction of their achievement.
They, in common with the vast majority of rowers in the world today did that, not for financial gain – there is no money to be had in rowing – but for challenge, team-spirit and the deep satisfaction of personal achievement.
The levels of citizens' satisfaction of the achievement of knowledge and skills by learning become lower with age.
We describe the design and delivery processes and experience, in terms of satisfaction and achievement, of undergraduate nursing students in a distance course.
Self-ratings of project satisfaction and achievement of goals are one way of measuring the success of projects.
"The half-marathon gives you almost all of the satisfaction and achievement of the marathon and far less than half of the aches and pains and fatigue," said Jeff Galloway, a 1972 Olympian who is now a popular marathon coach and the author of a best-selling book on running.
The satisfaction of this indispensable achievement and step should not hide the fact that it would have been at least three times more costly than needed.
Foundation hospitals did particularly well on the scoring system, which measures performance against dozens of criteria including patient satisfaction and achievement of government targets.
Based on the findings of our study, we illustrate the sense of achievement, satisfaction and aesthetic pleasure that older people can gain from their gardening activity.
"Middlebrow" is only an insult if applied to works created by artists whose work reflects a self-imposed limit to their ambitions, an emotional complacency and satisfaction, a willed mediocrity of achievement in the interest of pandering to the comforts rather than the discontents of the middle class of cultural consumers.
