Sentence examples for gratifying signs from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging privilege, understanding racism, and encouraging civility are not examples of "political correctness," they are gratifying signs of an evolving society.

Yes, we'll want to reduce deficits once the economy recovers, and there are gratifying signs that a solid recovery is finally under way.

Ms. Walters said the expansion of "The View" was the latest gratifying sign for a program that began five years ago after ABC asked her if she had any ideas for day programming.

As I said, these signs of desperation are gratifying.

After all, a tug-of-war could not be more gratifying to the gallery, which just signed de Kooning's estate in September.

Signing the bill will be gratifying for many reasons.

This is deliberate, not a sign of some problem, and in fact fairly gratifying, although I am not planning on doing a Nigel Lawson.

He begins by saying that it is gratifying to hear so much applause without anyone's brandishing a sign marked "Applause".

At the risk of sounding misanthropic, it's gratifying to take in hours of ocean footage devoid of any humans, or signs of anthropogenic impacts.

Signed, Still Heartbroken, Dear Still Heartbroken, As long as you both find the relationship gratifying, it's okay for you and Nonna to remain friends.

Although China's wind energy industry development has gained gratifying achievements under the haze of financial crisis, the European debt crisis and the global economic slowdown, there were signs of a sharp drop in energy demand at home and abroad, as the wind energy industry was not spared this fate and fell into a long period of adjustment.