And it's especially gratifying given my interests to see that economic geography was one of those crucial arts … Oh, and sure enough, a Google search immediately turns up right-wing sites using Sherman's March as a reason to oppose the Census.
The surge of interest is gratifying to a language columnist (even one who didn't learn the subject at his Ofsted-failing comprehensive).
"We are gratified by the interest shown by so many publishing houses and it is clear that the market for this book is very strong," Mr. Wolfson said.
"I told them I was gratified by their interest but, under existing tax law, I would only be able to deduct casting costs and not the value of the piece".
Mr. Torres, having lived through the 1970's, when dancers abandoned salsa for the hustle in droves, finds the new interest in salsa gratifying.
Less fun, but truly gratifying for those with an interest in skincare, are Soap & Glory's Exfoliating Scrub Gloves (£4): simply pull them on in the shower, lather with your favourite wash, and scrub away dry, flaky shins and goosepimply arms and bum.
The Florentine academies especially appealed to Milton, and he befriended young members of the Italian literati, whose similar humanistic interests he found gratifying.
"It was hard work, interesting and gratifying.
In "Leviathan," published in 1651, Thomas Hobbes had developed a mechanistic view of human behavior: men were entirely amoral; they reacted positively to anything that gratified their self-interest, calling it "good," but the reaction was no more than a mechanical response to a stimulus.
Joe is beginning to show a real interest in food, which is gratifying.
I don't know why 30 year old kids are interested, although it's wonderfully gratifying.
