Sentence examples for emotionally gratifying from inspiring English sources

And for Ms. Nusse, the experience is emotionally gratifying.

Modern consumer societies tend to rely on mechanisms of price discovery which, though economically efficient, are less emotionally gratifying.

It's the kind of supposition that may strike viewers, here and in Britain, as frivolous, or just plain wrong, but it's a fine piece of mischief — suggestive, wounding to Blair, and, as a fiction, emotionally gratifying in the way of le Carré's conspiracy plots.

It's the kind of supposition that may strike viewers, here and in Britain, as frivolous, or just plain wrong, but it's a fine piece of mischief suggestive, wounding to Blair, and, as a fiction, emotionally gratifying in the way of le Carré's conspiracy plots.

In turn, this makes mentors feel that what they are doing is important and emotionally gratifying.

"For men, they get this incredibly stunning woman to look at, but on the other hand there's nothing emotionally gratifying for them.

The content of conspiracy theories is emotionally laden and its alleged discovery can be gratifying.

While the globe is formally gratifying, the terrible subject matter, abstracted into the neutralized language of modern cartography, remains visually and emotionally remote.

This is gratifying.

It's so gratifying.

The prestige is gratifying.