Sentence examples for to satisfaction from inspiring English sources
noun
A fulfillment of a need or desire.
- He enjoyed the dish with great satisfaction. He'll order it again the next time he arrives.
For Basson, this is necessary to satisfaction.
When it comes to satisfaction, though, quick breads are off the scale.
Wing play is also Nigeria's - and everyone else's - most likely route to satisfaction against Mali.
Relief turned to satisfaction that Newton was not just another failing school with low scores.
At any rate, neither is ever likely to lead to satisfaction.
"It does come down to satisfaction," he said in a phone interview.
It's the only thing in my life that means jack shit, the closest thing to satisfaction I've had.
Participants in the conference privately expressed views ranging from misgivings to satisfaction at the American difficulties in the Middle East.
"Everybody thinks I have to eat a lot to be full, but I just eat to satisfaction.
We may have failed the taxonomy course, but when it comes to satisfaction we know what we're doing.
The delay in development can't be attributed to satisfaction with current choices: despite its ubiquity, the pill is hardly beloved.
