Ham biscuits meant for nibbling are mini-popovers sandwiching a small curl of ham and a dollop of molasses butter — tiny parcels of satisfaction, which get eaten in seconds.
It was a year that would teach her the satisfaction of tiny victories in a place where homelessness means that some kids cannot take their instruments home to practice, where chronic asthma forces some to switch from wind instruments to percussion, where the roar of a lunchroom leaves a newcomer stunned.
True to these roots, he pulls off this grim film role with flashes of humor, like the wicked but tiny flicker of self-satisfaction he manages after killing a girl by throwing a knife across the classroom and hitting her in the forehead.
The conductor gave the tiniest of acknowledgements of satisfaction - so far - to the different orchestra sections; not a wink, but little movement of hands and eyes to indicate that what was supposed to be created was happening.
Here is my progress -. - I have had the satisfaction of making a tiny difference in lives of over a hundred people easily.
One anonymous corporate fundraising manager at a charity based in the south-east of England with 40 staff, said their tiny London office is essential for job satisfaction and for recruitment.
This is the essence of Barrett's method: where we expect a moment of high drama or a forceful resolution, we get a tiny, resonant detail, a shade of melancholy, a small satisfaction.
Like the Garcias, I watched it all in awe and with satisfaction that I had made my own tiny push against the limit imposed by my fears.
Or is it better to get in there quickly, experiencing the raw emotional intensity of people drunk on peace, and the satisfaction of knowing that your cash helps, even a tiny bit, to secure that peace?
There is nothing fussy about this tiny, understated Neapolitan restaurant where an emphasis on simplicity translates into high satisfaction.
