Sentence examples for would be satisfaction from inspiring English sources

"Before in Hollywood, even if you did not make a commercial success but the film won awards or was well received or the community had a conviction it was a good film, there would be satisfaction in the studio," he said, describing with nostalgia an era when he was a dashing celebrity and a respected artist in Hollywood.

There would be little satisfaction to be had, Billy realised, in beating the Red Devils if they had a ready-made excuse.

Tygart confirmed yesterday that the standard of proof would be "comfortable satisfaction," the standard adopted by the World Anti-Doping Agency in 2003, then by the I.A.A.F. on March 1. "To infer that it was something that U.S.A.D.A. controls, or infer that it was something that U.S.A.D.A. mandated is not true," Tygart said in a telephone interview.

Because really, if you achieved everything you ever attempted, there would be no satisfaction in success.

There would be a sentimental satisfaction in Matthew Weiner's series getting a valedictory gift – a sort of retirement gold watch – but the judges would also have to consider as objectively as possible if the last tranche of the drama matches up to the perky earlier stages of, say, House of Cards or True Detective.

Simon explains One Thumb Mobile's approach to monetising Celtic Heroes: "We decided right from the start that our focus would be on player satisfaction, rather than monetisation – we have always pursued a light monetisation strategy, allowing almost all of our premium purchases to be traded within the game, giving our players the choice to invest their time or their money".

That would be the biggest satisfaction for the coaching staff".

"But to be on the podium by his side would be a fantastic satisfaction".

"When Roy first called me over the captaincy and gave it to me full time, the job was to lead the lads into Brazil and it would be a huge satisfaction for me if we do it".

"If I were the head of one of the unions, I would be gloating with satisfaction that my side prevailed and that these bad guys haven't done any serious damage to me".

The guiding hypothesis of the CC approach was that overall satisfaction would be high in the sampled centers, that satisfaction would be correlated with providers' use of CC materials and adherence to counseling guidelines, and that beneficiaries who received CC materials would read them and find them useful.