I cannot say that the style of it quite satisfies me.
It satisfies the external demands and that is about all.
Any person who satisfies the Commission that any evidence given before it may adversely affect his interests shall be given an opportunity during the inquiry to be heard in respect of the matter to which the evidence relates.
Among the many editions of the works of this greatest of English Novelists, there has not been until now one that entirely satisfies the public demand.
New York, which, in every respect, completely satisfies the popular demand.
This is what I said: "It no longer satisfies the ambition of a great man "to be a king or emperor.
That which satisfies a barbarian, excites only the laughter of a civilized man.
Thus this third line along with the first two makes a Music Period and the whole satisfies our rhythmic sense though the lines are apparently odd.
When one reads the three line stanzas of Negro Folk Rhymes he passes through a music Period and thus the stanza satisfies in its rhythm.
This expedient, which also satisfies clients who desire a change, leads to the exportation of women from one country to another, under false pretenses, such as the promise of lucrative and easy situations.
By sacrificing its life for the hive or the nest, it satisfies an altruistic or social instinct.
Ruling in these last domains may flatter a woman's vanity and render it dominating, but it never satisfies her heart, and this is why the woman who rules is so often unfaithful to her husband, if not in deed, at least in thought.
For example, the class of rationals whose squares are less than 2r satisfies the definition of a real number; it is the real number [root]2.
The Holy Spirit fully and forever satisfies the one who receives Him.
I know just as well that God gives the Holy Spirit in answer to prayer as I know that water quenches thirst and food satisfies hunger.
The Holy Spirit becomes a source of boundless joy to those who receive Him; He so fills and satisfies the soul, that the soul who receives Him does not thirst forever (John iv.
Whether this is to be taken strictly or not, has been much discussed; our tradition has been that a priest making a solitary Retreat at a religious house satisfies the obligation, though making a Retreat at one's own house does not.
Every act of his life, and every word he ever wrote, satisfies me of this.
Just as important to me (in a sense) is all the furniture of my world; eye pampering, but satisfies no heart.
In a general way, reality is ordered exactly to the degree in which it satisfies our thought.
That definite antecedents bring forth a definite consequent, calculable as a function of them, is what satisfies our intellect.
If one-fourth of the creditors in number or value dissent from the resolution, or if the bankrupt satisfies the Board of Trade that the remuneration is excessive, the Board may review the same and fix the remuneration.
But it at least satisfies the requirement that the inquiry shall carry the plain man along with it.
Here, therefore, it is especially Indus who satisfiesthe frogs' desire for rain.
Augustine: For Thee do I yearn, Justice and Innocence, Beautiful and Fair in Thy beauteous light that satisfies and yet never sates!
Clearly a man who strives to keep his mind occupied during the whole of the Divine Office with contemplation of and devout affections towards God and Divine things fully satisfies his obligation.
This satisfiesfor a little while, then the irritability due to milk spoiled, in the alimentary tract causes more restlessness and crying, and they are fed again.
I have noticed many times that children are satisfied with less of whole wheat bread than of white bread, and that the brown unpolished rice satisfies them more quickly and completely than the polished rice.
It is the playwright's chief difficulty to find a crisis with an ending whichsatisfies at once his artistic conscience and the requirements of dramatic effect.
This is a solution which, at any rate, satisfies our craving for crude justice, and is melodramatically effective.
No self-restraint dictated by fear of consequences, no turning from evil because of the lions that are seen in the path, satisfies the demand of either Old Testament or New Testament religion.
To these ideal qualities, present in the Diviner godhead of the Gospels, the evolution of Greek mythology brought much that satisfies our hearts.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "satisfies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
