Sentence examples for endless gratification from inspiring English sources
Though his unkempt hair shows signs of graying, his diction is childlike, and his emotional weather resembles that of a toddler: the pursuit of endless gratification punctuated by occasional tantrums.
One indication that it can is the disdain we would have for a world in which there were no suffering or hardship to be faced, but instead only endless gratification.
The marital bond was not burdened by the expectation that it would provide enormous, and endless, gratification.
The novel ends in an almost science-fictional conditional mood, with François looking forward dreamily to his own conversion and a future of endless sensual gratification: "I'd have nothing to regret".
How much longer must I wait for my invitation to Hogwarts, and seriously, why I am not living a life of endless sexual-gratification and bottomless wealth like those characters I love from Eyes Wide Shut?
But after decades of never-before-seen levels of affluence and endless messages promoting instant gratification, Whybrow says, this self-regulatory system has been knocked out of whack.
Cohn merges with the young men whose dream is to escape the ghetto life for another equally unreal one of endless excess and instant gratification; the American Dream at its most vulgar and reductive.
Other instant gratification is on hand with a flying bed which offers an adult audience the infantile pleasures of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and an endless stream of smutty innuendo that would make Michael Barrymore blush.
Many television viewers, of sports and other programming, are constantly surfing — among channels, even among mediums — in an endless quest for information, interaction, instant gratification.
Second, fuelling this argument right now is a boon for the FN: Whatever gratification other s may find in the endless accusations that "a leopard doesn't change its spots" – the fact is that this leopard is getting an awful lot of airtime and a neverending string of opportunities to appear shocked in unison, renewed in its sense of collective condemnation.
