Sentence examples similar to Gratifying intention from inspiring English sources
It is clear from the declaration that it is chiefly works of art belonging to private individuals of Belgian, Dutch, and French nationality, mostly qualified as Jews by the occupying power, which were looted-looted with the obvious intention of gratifying their personal vanity and of obtaining valuable property, viewed from an economic standpoint, contrary to the principles of international law.
"Gratifying an addict's sense of specialness".
He was gratified to have found the Deanses, who clearly had "no intention of doing anything but moving into the place," he said.
Despite disagreeing with some analysis, Bird felt it gratifying for his work to be considered on many different levels, which was his intention: "The fact that it was written about in the op/ed section of The New York Times several times was really gratifying to me.
Although it was not his original intention to have actors switch roles in the play, he was gratified by the 2000 Broadway revival, in which Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly did exactly that, as two English actors had previously done in London.
The prestige is gratifying.
The results were gratifying.
