Sentence examples for satisfaction that can from inspiring English sources

I believe that when you do what you love you find higher levels of satisfaction that can compensate for lower income.

I went on to say that I'd often lived in small spaces and "knew the satisfaction that can be found in finding ways to maximise space".

Professionals probably experience these sensations (at a different level) every day, but for amateurs, music reminds us of the elusiveness of "perfection" and the enjoyment and satisfaction that can come from its pursuit.

In 1835, Ross's uncle, John Ross, who spent years charting Canadian coastlines, dared to pose a question: "What use was there, he asked, in opening an area 'of which perhaps the only satisfaction that can ever be derived would be, that there is, on a piece of paper, a black line instead of a blank'?

As a conflicted carnivore (one who daily holds the feedlot-beef industry and vegetarianism in the balance), I was rocked by the ritualistic images of slaughter he described while in France: animal sacrifice to table (or in this case, ladle), with all the attending feelings of horror, and finally satisfaction, that can accompany us to the blessings of a meal.

This conflict between pervasive and almost unavoidable materialism and the personal satisfaction that can be gleaned from material goods—is ongoing.

There's a real sense of satisfaction that I can relate to someone in their environment and am able to share an appreciation of that environment with them.

For me the greatest satisfaction that I can derive is that the readers enjoy it and it gives fans a better perspective on the franchise itself.

It is with great satisfaction that I can report that the Goosebumps film is not a quick cash-in on a publishing phenomenon but a creative exercise propelled by a nifty premise.

As soon as you realise that exercise is part of your day you will stop any negative responses associated with working out and learn to discover the immense satisfaction that you can gain from it.

For the second half of the miniseries, he's in that condition; Wilkinson's fearsomely hard eyes convey Joe's egocentric rage — and we feel very much like his wife, Rose Diana Hardcastlee), regarding him with both genuine pity and a sense of satisfaction that he can do no more harm.