Sentence examples similar to foster gratification from inspiring English sources
"Mother!" is a grand-scale tragedy of the commons, in which an artist becomes a celebrity, a public figure and a public resource, and then gets consumed by the members of the audience who draw upon them for a sort of sustenance, albeit factitious an illusion that the artist himself fosters for his own advantage and gratification.
Thus, most teen work these days is not providing early lessons in work ethic; it fosters escape from school and responsibilities, quick gratification and a short cut to the consumeristic aspects of adult life.
The internet has fostered shorter attention spans and spiked the need for immediate gratification.
By fostering a greater concern for the common good, we temper our need for personal instant gratification and focus on the common good, not simply our own.
Instantaneous gratification.
You practice delayed gratification.
"People want instant gratification.
So gratification delayed is gratification foregone.
They want immediate gratification.
