Sentence examples for some sort of satisfaction from inspiring English sources

It started as the day people would feel some sort of satisfaction at Rutgers dumping its abusive basketball coach, Mike Rice, but then became the dissatisfying one with no retribution for a wishy-washy athletic director and backside-covering president.

He and the Workers Partyy triumphed, both in his former seat and in Aljunied constituency, where they toppled Singapore's foreign minister, George Yeo. LoyaltybonusMr Yeo and his slate aside, both opposition and government can claim some sort of satisfaction from the election result, as can voters.

We want our heroes to get some sort of satisfaction or, even, reward.

There are people who glean some sort of satisfaction from seeing someone drowning and hiding a life preserver behind their backs, perhaps feeling that this makes their own burdens somehow more important.

"To now assume that the present ordeal of my opponent were to fill me with some sort of perverse satisfaction or that this entire matter was somehow masterminded by me is ludicrous and completely reprehensible".

So for Moments to make an appearance here means that it has likely crossed some sort of threshold of satisfaction where Facebook believes it's helping you, not annoying you, with the promotion.

Some of us want to be indifferent to achieve some sort of self-satisfaction.

Instead of smiling, along with maybe a fist pump as some sort of sign of personal satisfaction like a normal person, no -- the camera zooms in on Reeves' face as he bellows a noise that can only be written as, "EHHHHHHHHHHHHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU".

After all, nearly everybody who has kept her secrets found some sort of pride or self-satisfaction in doing so.

But seeing a byline gives a curious sort of satisfaction to the reader, too.

"It made me feel dead, in fact," she said, with an odd sort of satisfaction.