Sentence examples for felt gratifying from inspiring English sources

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.

"Sure, I fooled around, but I never felt gratified myself," he says, as if arguing the finer points of doctrine.

France, Lebanon's former colonial administrator, felt gratified to be asked by America and Europe to take a lead.

One person who discussed the meal with Mr. Turner said he felt gratified by Mr. Case's effort to address his concern.

Despite running over our scheduled time, I felt gratified that I'd brought some clarity to my new patient's medical conditions.

I returned to the high ridge, which had the added advantage of heading directly south toward Los Inocentes, and I felt gratified when it finally began to descend.

He might have felt gratified by his friend's extraordinary fame; but it was thanks to that very fame, which Brod himself both predicted and created, that Kafka didn't belong to Brod anymore.

On Friday, while fielding a flow of messages in his office, Mr. Bustani said he felt gratified about the Nobel Prize news and did not regret his days at the agency.

She said no revenge would give her satisfaction, but she felt gratified that the Manhattan district attorney's office believes Mr. Elliot will spend the rest of his life in prison, an outcome that makes her feel as if she has done something to protect other women.