"My heart finds satisfaction in knowing that she ended up with a wonderful family, but I've had to live with this my entire life," he writes.
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" Given the angry glee animating the 28 pages of Judge Hanen's missive, it is rather hard to buy the line that he "neither takes joy nor finds satisfaction in the issuance of this order.
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Her son, Zach Bolster, who founded the charity, said he finds satisfaction in his caregiving in part because people who are helped by the program call it using his mother's phone number — as if she is helping others posthumously (which she is).
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Despite his success, while Ellis initially had hoped to build his business up to Fortune 500 stature, he now finds satisfaction in "helping others through art".
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Janet Scott (Lesley Sharp) is Rachel Bailey's working partner and close friend. She is a quick-witted, friendly and long-standing member of the team. Around 15 years older than Rachel, Janet attended Bruche alongside Andy Roper in 1982. She is more logical, and finds satisfaction in her job, and refusing repeated offers for promotion.
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She is also cruel and malevolent, and finds satisfaction in intimidating the weak. She possesses a powerful Beast-Man form, armed with two sais and a tongue weapon. Rio places Mere in charge during his absence to revive Kata. Mere eventually began to distrust Kata and his methods, deciding to revive the other Kenma to save Rio.
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He gets along with everyone and wins the hearts of those whom he is close with. D. "Vidya" Vidyalakshmi (Nithya Menen), a newspaper photojournalist, gets acquainted with him. Ajay is the sort of person who finds satisfaction in helping others. He sponsors the education of street children with the help of Vidya, who is attracted by his good nature.
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Eventually, the fanatic takes over leadership of the mass movement from the man of words. While the "creative man of words" finds satisfaction in his literature, philosophy or art, the "noncreative man of words" feels unrecognized or stifled and thus veers into an extremism against the social order. Though the man of words and the fanatic share a discontent with the world, the fanatic is distinguished by his viciousness and urge to destroy. The fanatic feels fulfilled only in a perpetual struggle for power and change.
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Emma becomes aware of the fling and furiously confronts Adèle and, refusing her tearful apologies, breaks up with her and throws her out. Time passes and although Adèle finds satisfaction in her job as a kindergarten teacher, she still cannot overcome her heartbreak. The two eventually meet again in a restaurant. Adèle is still deeply in love with Emma and despite the powerful connection that is clearly still there between them, Emma is now in a committed partnership with Lise, who now has a young daughter.
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It has been pointed out that none of the characters in The Sorrows of an American leads a carefree, untroubled existence.Susan Salter Reynolds: "The Sorrows of an American by Siri Hustvedt", The Los Angeles Times (April 6, 2008).Margot Kaminski: "Review: Hustvedt's Sorrows", The San Francisco Chronicle (April 10, 2008) E-5. The narrator himself suffers from a slight form of depression triggered by his recent divorce, childless state, and subsequent feeling of loneliness but still finds satisfaction in attempting to cure his patients of the complaints he occasionally recognizes in himself.
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Worringer posited a direct relationship between the perception of art and the individual. His claim that "we sense ourselves in the forms of a work of art" led to a formula, "The aesthetic sense is an objectivized sense of the self." He also stated, "Just as the desire for empathy as the basis for aesthetic experience finds satisfaction in organic beauty, so the desire for abstraction finds its beauty in the life-renouncing inorganic, in the crystalline, in a word, in all abstract regularity and necessity." Abstraction and Empathy was widely discussed and was especially influential among the German artists of Die Brücke; it also helped spur growing interest in the art of Africa and Southeast Asia.
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