Sentence examples for gratifying nature from inspiring English sources
It is possible that individuals who prefer immediate gratification are drawn towards media multitasking due to the its immediately gratifying nature.
It is also possible that frequent media multitasking instead, or also, "trains the brain" to have a higher preference for immediate rewards due to habituation to the immediately gratifying nature of media multitasking.
Matthew Williamson's GIFs are contemporary relics of the world wide web, documenting the instantly gratifying yet relentlessly ephemeral nature of online culture.
Indeed, it's gratifying to see ideas about the nature of modernist innovation that the late MoMA curator Kirk Varnedoe and his students, Weiss among them, pioneered a quarter century ago become so widely accepted.
Although I am generally cynical about human nature, I am always gratified by displays of generosity.
We talked about the nature of the story -- he seemed gratified when I brought up its kinship with Henry James's The Turn of the Screw -- and we discussed the nature of the father-daughter relationship at the core of the film.
Given the memorial nature of the piece, this uncharacteristic Feldman stroke seems spiritually right and musically gratifying.
Randy M. Mastro, a lawyer for Chevron, said in a telephone interview, "We're extremely gratified by the judge's decision," pointing to the judge's remarks on the "extraordinarily revealing" nature of Mr. Berlinger's outtakes.
You feel oddly gratified on behalf of O'Brien when she dodges that cup of spiked punch and reveals her scorpion nature to Wilkinson.
