Compared with utility, happiness is a more pertinent and subtle measure of satisfaction derived from utility.
The more you practice, the easier it gets to incorporate into your everyday eating, helping you to be aware of the more subtle signals of satisfaction.
A major part of the fascination of gardening is that in problems and potential no one garden is quite like another; and it is in finding the most imaginative solutions to challenges that the gardener demonstrates artistry and finds the subtler levels of satisfaction.
With good practice, good company, and fine wine, they are unparalleled in flavor, subtle complexity, and gastronomic satisfaction.
It's subtler than that, a satisfaction that the mastermind of it all will at last get his due".
Pawson's comment is echoed more equivocally by Hughes who describes "the false trails, the frustrations, the subtle shifts in thinking, or the surprises, satisfactions and rewards, which characterised the whole experience" [ 21].
The proven benefits are mostly marginal: subtle increases in lean body mass and sexual satisfaction.
In the world of humanitarian aid, where progress is usually measured in subtle increments of misery, the new product offers a rare satisfaction: swift, visible, fantastic efficacy.
More and more, until she had gone through more than 30 lush, expensive gifts, topped off by the subtle pleasures of a painting by Marie Laurencin and the blunt satisfaction of a big check.
To those passive aggressive kids for whom procrastination is too subtle, complying with requests in timely, but unacceptable ways offers more satisfaction -- and greater destruction.
