Sentence examples for gratifying details from inspiring English sources
At Salon.com, Eric Boehlert collects the gratifying details of how the fortunes of Fox News are declining in tandem with those of the political party to which it is so firmly attached.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 At Salon.com, Eric Boehlert collects the gratifying details of how the fortunes of Fox News are declining in tandem with those of the political party to which it is so firmly attached.
I find that my id is vicariously gratified by the grisly details.
There isn't much of the instantly gratifying, high-gloss surface detail by which novels in the more empirical Anglo-American tradition ingratiate themselves with their readers.
The magnitude and selectivity of the binding exhibited by these cyclam-polyamide compounds is gratifying for the reasons detailed above.
But that is better than ten years of bread and water".That Tony Blair was willing to risk his future over the arcane details of university finance was indeed gratifying.
Readers who know little or nothing of the tempestuous teapot struggles in the New York magazine world will be gratified by the period detail as well as the pace.
He details his spats with various journalists, which will probably gratify their egos, but is of little interest to anyone else.
Coleman says we should treat serial killers and mass shooters the same way, and that the media should not be providing lurid details, posting step-by-step instructions, or publishing manifestos that gratify the killer's need for attention.
