Sentence examples for artistic gratification from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baldwin said in a phone interview that his involvement in the Philharmonic allowed him a kind of artistic gratification that his television job didn't all the time.

Or was it more the plaything of well-educated, well-off boys (mostly boys) who used the budgets of the welfare state for their personal artistic gratification?

Mr. Staab admits to a feeling of loss when the inevitable occurs and his work returns to nature, but he is persuasive when he says that his artistic gratification in no way depends on the sculptures' continued existence.

These altruistic writers renounced artistic experimentation and aesthetic gratification in favour of propagandistic goals, sociological themes, and authorial self-effacement.

Thankfully, a masterly design team — led by Katherine Kovner, the company's artistic director, and including the scenic designer Michael Locher and the lighting designer Ji-Youn Chang — has managed to plug a few textual holes with pure aesthetic gratification.

I'd call it "my kink," but my feelings have little to do with sexual gratification and everything to do with artistic satisfaction.

But her attention to artistic detail ensures maximal gratification for the female viewer, as well ― a viewer who would likely not be compelled to climax on a busted couch in an otherwise empty room.

Scientific works certainly can last as "gratifications" because of their artistic quality, or they may remain important as a means of training.

But these photos raise the question of how we might react if the photography weren't for artistic expression (and artistic profit) but for personal gratification, or for more crass, commercial ends.

Compared to the trait's earlier literary treatments, "Limestone"'s narcissism "bodes not so much the promise of a powerful aesthetic, but an artistic culture which, while it seduces, is ultimately stultified by the gratification of its own desire".

This story is a wonderful model of the hard work and persistence required to bring artistic impulses successfully to life (which in our current world filled with instant gratification, is a valuable reminder).