Sentence examples for feels gratifying from inspiring English sources

It just feels gratifying.

When I ask Sander if she feels gratified by the new respect she seems to command, her smile says it all.

This elderly couple witnesses the sights of the modernization of their homeland in which their sons-in-law are serving, and feels gratified with the direct/indirect participation of their children and sons-in-law in the process of modernization".--Container.

Still, the layman's temptation to invoke Shakespeare is irresistible: "The commentator sounds profound and witty; the reader, listener or audience feels gratified and flattered to 'get' the reference, and Shakespeare is reconfirmed as the most trenchant and trusted observer of contemporary events since Walter Cronkite".

While it may feel gratifying to post a dramatic Facebook status update announcing your departure, hold back until you put proper roots down in your new role.

I think it's because "The Joshua Tree" felt gratifying to a fifteen-year-old to whom adult experience, including sex, was adjacent but theoretical.

Asked if it felt gratifying to play so well the day after the trading deadline, Childs, who before the game said, "I'm here in New York until the end of the season and who knows what will happen this summer," answered with a terse, "No".

Andrew Weinstein, the lawyer for Mr. Bush, said he felt gratified.

Does he feel gratified to be ahead of that curve?

When it comes to HD, Mr. Gelb has reason to feel gratified.

He says America should feel gratified that it is not acting alone.