Sentence examples for has gratified from inspiring English sources
PESARO, ITALY — Last month the Caramoor International Music Festival in Katonah, New York, presented Rossini's "Ciro in Babilonia" in a bel canto opera series that under the conductor Will Crutchfield's informed leadership has gratified New York audiences since the 1990s.
The clamor for new gun laws after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut has gratified many Democrats and politicians in heavily Democratic cities, but it is a creeping shadow in rural areas, where hunting and shooting are badges of identity as much as weekend diversions.
And by the same token, I would add that my continuing and genuine pride in the paper's performance over the past few months — the period that seems to be at issue — does not proceed from some sense that it has gratified my personal whim.
It may have gratified Reverend Parris.
The square picture, 122 by 122 centimeters, must have gratified its owner as it climbed to £836,450.
It would have gratified him to see his ideas so thoroughly tested and to see so many of them confirmed.
And the film's teasing suggestion that it might offer evidence for the location of Kilbride's burial site would surely have gratified his teasing sense of control at a distance.
The most important discoveries — Mendel's genetics and the structure of DNA — would almost certainly have gratified him because they reveal the physical basis for the variation underlying evolution.
When commencement day arrived, the Philippine president unveiled a new strategy--one that might have gratified Singlaub himself.
I've been gratified that the university has moved so proactively to move to the next level when it comes to the matter of engagement internationally.
