Ms. Alexandre described the live process as far more satisfactory than a computerized choreography program.
In course of time, on various grounds, one description might prove to be more satisfactory than others.
It is less satisfactory than vacuum aspiration early in pregnancy but can be more easily used after 12 weeks.
Such figures, it seems to me, are more satisfactory than most of the people one reads about in, say, André Gide's journal, or even than Gide himself.
When the German government produces its new proposals for reforming the treaties in the coming months, nothing says these reforms will be more satisfactory than those of 2012.
The naughty bits in Lace are pretty, well, naughty and certainly a good deal more satisfactory than anything in EL James's Fifty Shades of Grey.
Surveys from both sides of the Atlantic show broadly the same patterns: we're having sex less often and when we do it is less satisfactory than ever before.
Brush's arc light was more satisfactory than the candle of Pavel Yablochkov of Russia because the Brush light burned twice as long as the Yablochkov candle.
For many people it will be far more satisfactory than a drip-feed of, say, £200 a month from an annuity when they may be too old or ill to appreciate it.
It was the opinion of a man whose opinion in such matters has been sought for many years that de Gaulle had got along with Mr. Kennedy more satisfactory than he hea ever got along with Pres.
Jane once said that she found cooking far more satisfactory than painting pictures or throwing pots: "Food has the tact to disappear, leaving the room and opportunity for masterpieces to come," she wrote.
