Jackson's passion for military glory was gratified in the War of 1812.
She was gratified in retrospect that she had demonstrated this by holy matrimony.
Salam al-Marayati, director of the Muslim Political Affairs Council in Los Angeles, said he was gratified in any case for some Jewish support in protesting Mr. Vines's statement on pluralism.
Yet I was wrong about Mendenhall, and gratified, in a nostalgic sort of way, by the Steelers' reversion to historic type, by controlling the ball and the clock with a punishing ground game.
But we were told by an honourable gentleman who was one of the framers of this Constitution, that the two southernmost states, absolutely refused to confederate at all, except they might be gratified in this article.
You feel elated and nervous all at once and even when nausea strikes, you suffer gracefully ― gratified in the knowledge that your body is miraculous and beautiful, even when it's rejecting 90percentt of your diet.
Imagining a situation in which "men of high station and authority" could appreciate the living conditions of the urban poor, Southwood Smith proposed they visit the "Zoological Gardens" and [O]bserve the state of society in that large room which is appointed to every class of animals, where every want is relieved, and every appetite and passion gratified in full view of the whole community.
Two distinctly different opportunities, both gratifying in their own way.
I read two books recently, both of which were gratifying in similar yet completely opposite ways.
It's incredibly gratifying in that way.
It's gratifying in a way that not much is.
