Sentence examples for gratification lead from inspiring English sources
Don't let the need for instant gratification lead you to take short cuts, the end result may inevitably be that of Bud Fox and Gordon Gekko.
We live in a society of instant gratification, and we need to learn that sometimes a delay in the gratification leads to the most satisfaction.
A combination of imperfect information about the benefits of certain behaviors and the emphasis people put on immediate gratification may lead individuals to take decisions that do not improve their quality of life (Banerjee and Duflo 2011).
"Every Young Woman's Battle," for example, tells teen-agers that "the momentary relief" of "self-gratification" can lead to "shame, low self-esteem, and fear of what others might think or that something is wrong with you".
This new era of instant gratification has led to high consumption patterns, fueled by desire to get the latest brand products or technology.
Conveniently, the evidence of whether that is working will not become available until well into Labour's second term.So why, given modest delivery and now delayed gratification, is Labour's lead so huge?
The choice is yours but the exploration can lead to gratification.
"This leads to the realization that life is not just about my own pursuit of happiness or search for comfort, but the ego is always wanting gratification and this can lead to all sorts of problems.
Still, all that immediacy and interactivity does not always lead to instant gratification.
Festive shopping may lead to instant gratification for some – just-in-time ordering, next-day delivery – but it also leads to long-term personalised misery and relentless, minute-by-minute pressure for others.
"anti-Zionist"); a repudiation of therapy (old news chez von Trier); a revulsion at parenthood; and a generalized sense (rendered as a specific visual metaphor in Vol. II) that any attempt to defer or deflect immediate sexual gratification is a mortification that leads swiftly to a total monastic repudiation of life itself.
