If one contentiously identifies subjective welfare with preference satisfaction, it seems implausible to count all individual preferences as equal, some — such as the desire to do others wrong — being inadmissible on grounds of justice (the offensive taste argument).
A pile of Marmite sandwiches a mile high may not be love, but they can taste like satisfaction.
So far, enough customers have been willing to pay those modest premiums in exchange for the taste and satisfaction of the genuine article, to help keep Tod Murphy's dream alive.
So did receiver Rueben Randle, the team's second-round selection, who caught two touchdown passes to give the Giants at least some taste of satisfaction in the season's finale.
Hollingworth was cautious, as you can see in this comment in his book's introduction: "We have, in most of the experiments, regularly included mints in the schedule, hoping thus to rule out the possible influence of the taste, the satisfaction, the interest and mild excitement incident to the use of the flavoured masticatory".
After sounding the alarm for more than a year, the so-called bond vigilantes got a taste of satisfaction last month.
The one positive mark I can award Kebab Zero was that while it may have tasted foul, it delivered precisely what it promised: zero hygiene, zero taste, zero satisfaction.
And in the look she gave him, expectant and mocking, he could see that she knew he would offer her a motel room, and that she was already tasting the satisfaction of turning it down.
So it's settled – for optimum taste and icy satisfaction, get some ice lolly moulds and make your own.
The survey contained comparative questions about the overall satisfaction, taste, numbing effect, presence of numbness after 30 min, personal preference, recommendation for routine use in orthodontic clinics, recommendation for application on adults and children, and the experience of any adverse reactions the following day.
