Sentence examples for surge of satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Many people, this writer included, nonetheless felt a surge of satisfaction when Mr. Wilkinson pulled the trigger, even if we paid a price in the melancholy denouement.

The initial surge of satisfaction at striking back at the enemy has also given way to nagging fears of retaliation by the terrorists against more Americans.

For most of us it takes a conscious effort to park the car far away from our destination, bypassing that brief surge of satisfaction when we find the closest empty space in the parking lot – because conserving energy meant survival.

Roy Hodgson will have felt an inner surge of satisfaction as Patrice Evra stood in the alleyways of Donetsk's Donbass Arena and damned England with faint praise.

What I think really happened was that Luke was filled with blood lust and a surge of satisfaction at his victory.

But I know exactly what it's like to feel a surge of satisfaction when smacking the ball into the safety of touch or knocking over a striker who is definitely much better than me and actually getting away with it.

Helped by a surge of job creation, and probably by lower gas prices as well, public satisfaction with the state of the economy and confidence in its future course had risen substantially during the past three months.

The political class feel a similar surge of self-satisfaction when they look across the Channel at the rise of extremists on the continent.

1. Identify your biggest source of satisfaction.

When I discovered that I've been doing very nicely indeed since November 9th, the momentary surge of comfort and warm satisfaction I experienced nearly undid me, leaving me with a feeling of shame that I can't quite shake.

1965 was the year of "Satisfaction".