But one suspects that nothing would have given him quite the same thrill and sense of satisfaction as laying out one of his charges to win the Cambridgeshire, or training a horse rated as low as 86 to win a Group race at Doncaster.
When I win a race, it's not so much a thrill as a sense of satisfaction".
The adrenaline thrill of danger, the rueful satisfaction of coming through it, the confidence that comes of enough training to improvise one's way out of a hellish predicament and overcome a similarly skilled enemy aren't illustrated or described or evoked; they're synesthetically shared by Soderbergh's way with a camera.
Though many are content to relinquish the thrill of infatuation for the satisfactions of family life, others aren't.
Yes, the country's most popular sport has filled us with months of such drama, holding all the thrills and satisfaction of watching barnacles gather on a ship's hull.
(Part of golf's addictiveness, for those who are hooked, arises from the thrill of effecting action at a distance — a form of satisfaction also known to anti-aircraft gunners).
It's like I don't trust if I can't get it now, there will be a later during which I can get the same thrill of the hunt, the conquest, the satisfaction.
The "I'm Spending It All" plan is a voluntary, strategically planned, semi-impoverishment very late in life, after having experienced the thrill, enjoyment and satisfaction of piling up a respectable net worth and then converting every last cent into spending and gifting while still alive to enjoy it.
1965 was the year of "Satisfaction".
He had few other sources of satisfaction.
