Here in Italy, Bannon has found his greatest source of satisfaction.
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LF Marcell Ozuna found one source of satisfaction in a frustrating night.
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Those hours should be a source of satisfaction — not stress, boredom and frustration.
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The West did prevent that war from becoming a mass slaughter, which should be a source of satisfaction.
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They are possible, and yet, even a partner who is a "best friend" cannot be our only source of satisfaction.
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As executive director of the Madison Square Park Conservancy, keeping the grounds pristine is part of her job, but it's also a source of satisfaction.
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It runs from north to south and on its banks is the important and historic city of Güines. Its cold waters are a source of satisfaction for bathers in the summer time, ending at the shores of Mayabeque Beach in Melena del Sur.
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In 1914, DeHaan married Priscilla Venhuizen, and they had four children, including Richard DeHaan, who succeeded his father as director of the Radio Bible Class.Adair, 34-36, 120. It was a source of satisfaction to DeHaan that as a doctor he had delivered all four of his children and then as a clergyman had married all of them.Adair, 125.
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Finally, a ministerial change was enacted after the duke 's resignation on 1 April 1834. had found himself in a minority in the Chamber concerning the ratification of a treaty signed with the United States in 1831. This was a source of satisfaction for the king, as it removed from the triumvirate the individual he disliked the most.
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Both enable the builder to pick and choose between various available parts, on matters of price as well as quality, allow for extensive experimentation, and offer the chance to use exotic or highly labor-intensive solutions, which would be expensive for a manufacturer to implement, but only require personal labor by the DIYer, which is a source of satisfaction to them.
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Often, gender differences in both jealousy and infidelity are attributable to cultural factors. This variation stems from the fact that societies differ in how they view extramarital affairs and jealousy. An examination of jealousy across seven nations revealed that each partner in a relationship serves as each other's primary and exclusive source of satisfaction and attention in all cultures. Therefore, when an individual feels jealousy towards another, it is usually because they are now sharing their primary source of attention and satisfaction.
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Gobineau's writings on international politics were generally as pessimistic as his writings on France. He depicted Britain as a nation motivated entirely by hatred and greed and the domination of the British Empire around the globe as a source of regret. Gobineau often attacked King Louis-Phillipe for his pro-British foreign policy, writing that he had "humiliated" France by allowing the British empire to become the world's dominant power. However, reports of the impoverishment of Ireland were a source of satisfaction for Gobineau as he asserted: "It is Ireland which is pushing England into the abyss of revolution".
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In a letter to Marechal Juin, General Mark Clark paid tribute to the Tirailleur units and Goumiers of the CEF : > For me, it has been a deep source of satisfaction to see how the vital part > played by the French troops of the Fifth Army throughout our Italian > campaign against the common enemy has been universally acknowledged. During > these long months, I have had the real privilege of seeing for myself the > evidence of the outstanding calibre of the French soldiers, heirs of the > noblest traditions of the French Army. Nevertheless, not satisfied with > this, you and all your people have added a new epic chapter to the history > of France; you have gladdened the hearts of your compatriots, giving them > comfort and hope as they languish under the heavy and humiliating yoke of a > hated invader. . . . With my deepest gratitude for the tremendous > contribution that you have made to our joint victories, my dear General.
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