Sentence examples for To be gratifying from inspiring English sources

The result had to be gratifying for NBC, which had watched as "The Voice" slid in the ratings the past several weeks.

And they are strategic in their giving — they give to other givers and matchers, so that their work has the maximum desired effect; they are cautious about giving to takers; they give in ways that reinforce their social ties; and they consolidate their giving into chunks, so that the impact is intense enough to be gratifying.

While I expected public service work to be gratifying, what happened next was a surprise.

Ragogna: When people hear the message from your recording and it actually resonates, it's got to be gratifying.

Each episode is designed to be gratifying on its own, with a satisfying conclusion; however, it then provides a cliffhanger to "tantalize the player a little more".

Even viewers who knew the answer for sure stuck around, in order to be gratified.

Branson is bound to be gratified by his No 1 ranking.

It may be gratifying to attribute Honduras' problems to generals with sunglasses or to rigged elections.

It would be gratifying to report that the legal profession had been similarly moved.

These must be gratifying parts to play on television, typically a more lackadaisical medium.

"These guys were not doing this to sexually be gratified," but rather to dominate him, Phillips said.