Sentence examples for however gratifying from inspiring English sources

Salter is wary of words like these, however gratifying in the moment.

The boys' enthusiasm is however gratifying for principal Craig D'Cunha, a graduate of the government's Talented Leaders programme, which places top headteachers in challenging schools.

The boys' enthusiasm is however gratifying for principal Craig D'Cunha, a graduate of the government's Talented Leaders programme, which places top headteachers in challenging schools.

However, gratifying as it is to loosen incumbent suppliers' chokeholdon public sector technology, the principles are a means to a greater end and even greater savings.

To divide the world into good and evil, however effective that is as a means of building political support and however gratifying that may be to Americans who see their country as a "city on a hill," risks broadening a war that would be better kept narrowly defined.

For instance: "However gratifying it may have been to her sense of victimhood, any view in which detached logic played a part -- and this, to be fair, was not her strong point -- would have shown her that all efforts I and others might make to reinforce her image as an independent but still royal operator was now ultimately bound to fail".

The crowd, however gratified, couldn't have been surprised.

She was, however, gratified when she achieved a reconciliation with Diana, who invited her to dinner at her Kensington Palace apartment and told her: "Thank you for looking after Daddy.

Ambulance driving was gratifying, however, for it saved lives, he said, possibly even his own.

However enjoyable and gratifying their exchanges with the fans, these were actors at work.

"It is not gratifying, however, that we could not get Mr. Sharpton to issue a public apology".