Sentence examples for gratifying to read from inspiring English sources
It was gratifying to read Joe Drape's excellent article on the tragic plight of unwanted racehorses.
His rise is gratifying to read about, partly because he never sounds as if he's crowing.
However, it was gratifying to read that our prime minister had done his best.
It was gratifying to read Mr. Tommasini's elaboration of Puccini's use of motivic development.
It is gratifying to read this same experience from the perspective of the West Indian airmen, whom he greatly admired.
It was gratifying to read the suggestions in "How to Slow Runaway Executive Pay" (Gretchen Morgenson, Oct. 23).
I was gratified to read in "Bricks and Brownstone" that James Fenimore Cooper was an errant voyeur of my ilk.
As a former Niger Peace Corps volunteer, I was gratified to read your article about local progress in reforesting the country.
21, 2011 To the Editor: As a survivor of Birkenau and Auschwitz (Prisoner No. 82589), I was gratified to read Michael Kimmelman's article about the efforts by Marek Zajac and Piotr Cywinski to update the memorial there.
Ms Creagh and the RMT General Secretary, Bob Crow, may be gratified to read a line from the DfT in the prospectus that is clearly aimed at assuaging public fears: "We would be unlikely to consider any variation which delivers a worsening of passenger experience such as a reduction in passenger or luggage space".
Anyone who hates hypocrisy and double standards must be gratified to read that the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin has begun to pay a tangible price for the "inadvertent copying" from others' works for use in her own ("Writer Leaves 'NewsHour' in Furor Over Book," news article, Feb. 28).
