But then as the collections approach, 'I know I'll be dissatisfied with something and will have to rejig it for what's coming.
"I will die dissatisfied," she says.
But the ethnic parties will be dissatisfied, too, as their lack of national appeal will give them little say in parliament.
Employers are seizing the opportunity to stock up on discounted talent, despite the obvious risks that the new hires will become dissatisfied and leave.
Or perhaps viewers will be dissatisfied that the BBC is employing the same science reporting strategies as Fox News, and turn elsewhere to find genuinely balanced reporting.
There are no scenic effects, its music is devoid of brilliance and high-flown effectiveness... those whose first requirement of an opera is theatrical action will be dissatisfied with it".
Although many viewers will emerge dissatisfied, the bathos with which "Hollywoodland" drifts to a close struck me as true to the times — to a sense of the fifties, so verdant in the early scenes, winding up as a burnt-out case, with Simo pacing a city the color of scorched grass.
Some will be dissatisfied that the government's new proposal does not go far enough to solve the 2003 act's problems, while other groups, such as local councils and police forces, who have been vehemently opposed to any exemptions to the act, are likely to be critical.
If it remains below expectations, then the customer will be dissatisfied (disconfirming).
Nozick's response to the imperialist is to say "Well you can't satisfy everyone, especially if there are those who will be dissatisfied unless not everybody is satisfied" (320).
