Sentence examples for gratifying enough to from inspiring English sources

In another time it was gratifying enough to witness the inanities of the very wealthy on "Dallas" and "Dynasty," but now perhaps we want to know that a more egregious fall is destined.

Their election is gratifying enough to recall that famous maxim of democratic rule: "You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time.

Being authentic liberates your true person and the feeling of such freedom is gratifying enough to puddle through any difficult situation.

It was gratifying enough to do what Hollywood's legends and bit players alike had done change your name, rue good scenes landing on a cutting- room floor, get that first big break, narrowly miss that bigger break, then look back with pride eventually at some pretty darn fine credits.

It is never gratifying enough.

However, they found it gratifying having enough resources "to do a conscientious and decent job" and "to be of use to society" under the present circumstances.

These erratic trysts were hardly enough to gratify a woman of her socio-literary aspirations.

When it happened, the effect was enough to gratify even an excessive ego.

If the performance had simply been a solid success, that would have been enough to gratify the opera fans who cherish his work and to reassure his concerned colleagues at the Met.

"[T]his is escapism; but it is finely wrought and thickly wound enough to gratify all levels of taste".

And they are strategic in their giving — they give to other givers and matchers, so that their work has the maximum desired effect; they are cautious about giving to takers; they give in ways that reinforce their social ties; and they consolidate their giving into chunks, so that the impact is intense enough to be gratifying.