Sentences with phrase «special satisfaction»

Some of the book's most inspiriting reading and special satisfactions for pastors can be derived from the sections on how Fosdick conceptualized, prepared and presented sermons.

In 2008 many African Americans looked upon the election of Barack Obama with special satisfaction, precisely because he himself was an African American.

You win contests with them (its own special satisfaction when gluten free beats gluten - y, hands down).

Which, okay, junky can be delicious, buuuuuuut, there's a really special satisfaction that comes with eating a plant - based version of your favorite junk food, because it's usually not quite so junky.

It is a special satisfaction to me that this little book after having been translated into several continental languages, * can now appear simultaneously in both English and Japanese.

The taste and feel is the same, but making it yourself adds a special satisfaction and makes the whole bowl more hearty.

At least Spurrier, who has never been known as the most graceful winner, resisted the urge to gloat over the victory, saying he took no special satisfaction from beating the Gators, and downplaying the significance of his flirtation with Florida after last season.

The performance brought a special satisfaction to Mrs. Busk, who had maintained, despite a lack of success in the past, that the horse could do it.

My first sitting was in September of 1972, when my predecessor, Dick Munro, officially turned this space over to me, along with the keys to my new office and all the special satisfactions and pleasures that go with the job of being publisher of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED.

«I get a special satisfaction from selling the nuts and bolts of joy and life.

Many mothers feel a special satisfaction in knowing that they alone are meeting the nutritional needs of their babies.

«No actor could ever deny the special satisfaction that comes from being recognized by your fellow artists... we all share the same challenges, insecurities, and uncertainties, chief among them, the question «am I any good?»