Sentences with phrase «real feeling of satisfaction»

You get a real feeling of satisfaction after spending 20 minutes completely clearing a map of all enemies.

Not exact matches

It's not that everything will always feel perfect (that doesn't happen often in real life, sorry), but you will have a sense of satisfaction that what you're doing matters.

Real Sociedad: A handful of clubs might feel concerned about their winter window, such as Deportivo, who desperately needed improvements that haven't really arrived, and Las Palmas, Levante and Malaga, whose satisfaction at signing seven might be tempered by doubts about how to integrate them all.

However, you do not have to wait decades for this to happen; you can begin taking responsibility for your health and wellness by eating real food and finding satisfaction in the feeling of self - empowerment that a «healthy» diet brings.

«I have never felt since «Schindler's List» the kind of pride and satisfaction and sense of real, meaningful accomplishment — I haven't felt...

I feel lucky most of the time that I get to do the work I do but still, hearing that thump on my own doorstep was a concrete reminder of the visceral satisfaction that comes from transforming a kernel of an idea into something real.

Note: Cats need to feel something in their paws, claws or teeth in order to get that feeling of «real world» hunt and kill satisfaction.

Kills feel more random than they do a result of skill, so there's no real sense of satisfaction when you take out an enemy and every time you're destroyed it feels like it was a cheap shot.

There's a real satisfaction to seeing your opponent vanquished — or indeed — the combined feeling of triumph in a co-op game, that playing online can't really replicate.

So, in our next study, we wanted to know how this would play out in the daily lives of real couples — that is, how are a person's reasons for having sex on a particular day associated with their feelings of desire and satisfaction on that same day.

After working with leaders of real estate companies for nearly 20 years, and in my position of leadership as Buffini & Company's CEO, I have learned that all of these factors can impact job satisfaction, but the difference between a company where employees are engaged and energized and one where they're unmotivated and lackluster comes down to one main ingredient — feeling appreciated.