Sentence examples for gratifying reading from inspiring English sources

In one of her books, "The Problem of Reading," which, like her video, falls somewhere between a critical study and a personal essay, Davey poses that "the most gratifying reading is the one that also entails the risk of producing a text of one's own".

Fueling the intrigue was my self-gratifying read on the tweaky sitch: that we had a meth addiction on our hands, a whimsy confirmed by legitimate newsbreakers the National Enquirer.

It was gratifying to read Joe Drape's excellent article on the tragic plight of unwanted racehorses.

It was gratifying to read Mr. Tommasini's elaboration of Puccini's use of motivic development.

However, it was gratifying to read that our prime minister had done his best.

His rise is gratifying to read about, partly because he never sounds as if he's crowing.

It was gratifying to read "Four-Legged Bahamians Find Refuge" (Oct . 3, about pets rescued in the wake of Hurricane Frances.

It was gratifying to read the suggestions in "How to Slow Runaway Executive Pay" (Gretchen Morgenson, Oct. 23).

It was gratifying to read Somini Sengupta's article about Nina Simone ["The Voice of Misfit Girls Like Me," June 24].

It is gratifying to read this same experience from the perspective of the West Indian airmen, whom he greatly admired.

And it is gratifying to read the conclusion that Britain cannot be entirely rotten when the government subsidises a theatre that is instinctively opposed to its foreign policy.