Sentence examples for gratifying if from inspiring English sources

That's what's gratifying, if you think about it.

For India, too, then, "Outsourced" may be a gratifying, if not entirely satisfactory, program.

It would be so much more gratifying if voters could be illuminated without expecting to be excited.

The response might have been more gratifying if only they had found him to be better-looking.

Such knowledge would be more gratifying if his latest effort revealed something profound about his art or, for that matter, about the company's dancers.

Ertijaal could run at the July Festival at Newmarket, but it would be gratifying if Hanagan did not have to wait until the blossoming of this colt's raw talent for the milestone he craves next.

I'm so riled that part of me would be gratified if the World Cup were a complete failure.

Varitek, who is valued for his defense, said he could go 0 for 2,000 and still feel gratified if the pitchers excelled.

"Anything over 20% is a serious, serious message of dissatisfaction by shareholders to management," Gold said, adding he'd be gratified if 15% to 20% of investors withheld their votes for Eisner.

It would be gratifying, then, if today's running could further enrich that tapestry.

The groundswell of philanthropy coverage is gratifying, even if the increase in competitors is a bit unnerving, said Stacy Palmer, editor of The Chronicle of Philanthropy.