You will feel a sudden rush of exhilaration and satisfaction.
The real satisfaction in a sudden deluge of snow is having an unexpected holiday: a chance just to watch the weather reveal itself.
"All of a sudden, I was getting a different satisfaction than I got as an actor, but of the same magnitude.
Even when their ministrations extended beyond the robot's two-hour charge, Mrs. Lesek managed to derive a kind of maternal satisfaction from the seal's sudden stillness.
But for all the satisfaction it finds in the sudden success of its proxy force, the Pentagon now finds itself with little control over the Northern Alliance, which moved triumphantly into Kabul despite repeated promises not to do so.
This last word shocked and insulted him, so it was with a pang of vengeful satisfaction that he heard of her sudden death in a car accident with Spike Lancaster.
Indeed, a sudden change in terms of resource may impact heavily the satisfaction of the user, who would react by increasing resources manually, luminosity, etc., after the automatic adjustment done by the optimizer actuator.
Other surveys show varying rates of satisfaction with breaking bad news, from 46% following sudden deaths at any age to 62% following child deaths in road traffic accidents [ 36] and 87% after neonatal deaths [ 59].
With my stomach stirred to hitherto unexperienced satisfactions, with my palate even now able to recall the sudden pleasure of drinking a tumbler of more than ordinary red or white French wine, I can relive the sensual satisfaction of first chewing a bite of meat and a crust of fresh French bread, and then the following swallow of the wine itself.
The sudden fascination with Wong's role is not entirely to his satisfaction.
Fans waiting for Tyson to be punished by boxing officials got no satisfaction until 1997, when, during a fight against Evander Holyfield, Tyson felt a sudden hunger for ear.
