Sentence examples for has been a gratifying from inspiring English sources

It has been a gratifying journey.

And, even if blood is thicker, water has been a gratifying medium for consanguinity of another kind, with Bartley and Rob Williams.

Watching a straight drama or comedy, we listen less for literary invention — the moments when language exists for its own sake, its own pleasure — than for themes and plot points that not only move the story along but also give us the sense, once the curtain falls, that the play has been a gratifying experience.

Watching "The Americans" evolve over the course of the show's first season has been a gratifying process.

The diverse group of 450 students attending the summit banding together to solve problems within society has been a gratifying experience for all of us.

Meanwhile, Sir Mick Jagger has admitted that he finds his music career "intellectually undemanding" and said his original idea of becoming a teacher might have been a "gratifying" alternative.

Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger has admitted he finds his music career "intellectually undemanding" and said his original idea of becoming a teacher might have been a "gratifying" alternative.

The voices and songs of Kate and her older sister, Anna, have been a consistently gratifying part of my life for thirty-five years, beginning with the appearance of their first album.

The introduction and epilogue, with Ms. Wiles alone at a picnic, hinted that the whole thing might have been a daydream both gratifying and frustrating.

It was gratifying that there had been a rapid increase in all nontemporal standards between 1997 and 2000, especially access to multidisciplinary clinics.

Obviously my mother would have been gratified, but she would also, I think, have been a little surprised.