Sentence examples for gratifying aspects from inspiring English sources

Sasha Nanus, the director (and the author's sister), said one of the most gratifying aspects of the production was the way it sometimes paralleled the young actors' lives.

Brown told me that one of the most gratifying aspects of the project was his interchange with Batygin — wandering into each other's offices, writing equations, drawing pictures, running simulations, pressing to bridge the gap between theory and observation.

It's this potential symbiosis of learning and practice, and its effect on the workplace culture, that those involved consider one of the most gratifying aspects of the Suffolk pilot.

For Miranda, one of the most gratifying aspects of Hamilton's success has, therefore, been the fact that every high-profile rapper in the US has dropped backstage to tell him how much they love the show.

These types of collaborations are a gratifying aspects of Sinister Wisdom.

For Rupert Sanders' take on the film, which hits theaters nationwide today, he enlisted the help of a sprawling, multi-studio VFX team to build a metropolis that updates his animated forebears, and becomes one of the most gratifying aspects of the new film.

The second gratifying aspect is that Rhode Island's support for N.P.V. was bipartisan.

Given all this, for McEnroe a gratifying aspect of being a commentator is that "it allows another side of my personality to come through that's maybe not as serious about myself as I seemed when I was playing".

Just about the only gratifying aspect of Roy Keane's departure from Sunderland was that it injected some reality into the theory that the Premier League manager under most intense pressure was Paul Ince.

Returning to the report, another gratifying aspect is the fact that the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection has adopted the motion tabled by the Committee on International Trade regarding the availability of stiffer penalties in the event of repeated infringements.

And while the head coach will be gratified by some aspects of what he saw in Cardiff - though dismayed, perhaps, by others - reviewing England's impressive win over Scotland may give him greater food for thought as he starts to whittle down the probables and possibles.