Sentence examples for satisfying through from inspiring English sources

And then avoid clichés, but know that there are elements of deep, structural narrative that have been consistently satisfying through human history — in caveman stories, in Shakespeare, in "Snow White and the Three Stooges" — and that to work within this tradition is not to pander to corporate stupidity but, rather, to listen to the human soul.

Her answers to the questions were not altogether satisfying, through no fault of her own.

However, Herder quickly adds that not any kind of beauty can do this: bodily beauty is too closely connected with time, so a truly beautiful work must somehow instead intimate the beauty of soul rather than body: "Corporeal beauty is not satisfying: through our eye there looks a soul, and through the beauty that is represented to us a soul thus also peers" ("First Grove," pp. 137 8).

It feels satisfying coming through [and] to be ahead and still in the fight is still encouraging".

Satisfying them through their work is a herculean task, let alone impressing them.

Under Title IX, schools may demonstrate they are satisfying federal law through any one of three ways.

They need to have the capacity to age, evolve and improve, to show complexity and to inspire contemplation while satisfying the soul through sheer deliciousness.

In stable, peaceful and more economically developed countries, such as the UK and the US, life is so rich and varied that there are many ways of satisfying these needs – through sport, our careers, entertainment and hobbies.

Mr. Gage's reference was to Abraham H. Maslow, the psychologist who suggested that human beings reach fulfillment through satisfying a series of needs, which begins with basic physiological needs like food and water and rises to others that include love, self-esteem and personal expression.

The convergence property of the closed-loop system is guaranteed theoretically through satisfying a sliding condition and the control system performance is examined with some typical chemical processes.

On the other hand, resource providers are exploring strategies suitable for economically efficient resource allocation so that they can maximize their profit through satisfying more users.