This will gratify some people and astonish the rest".
Ahl's translations of three Senecan tragedies will gratify and challenge readers and performers.
Bernard's best poems will gratify demanding readers who have felt, with her, that "Everyone has signed the social contract but me / and I won't be allowed to read it".
Such as deciding who on this Saturday night will score one of Fiola Mare's coveted tables overlooking the Potomac in Georgetown and which of the expected 350 diners she will gratify with a stop-by.
Resonance Records will gratify a long-standing dream of mine with the release, on May 25th, of three concert recordings of the guitarist Grant Green that had been buried in archives for more than forty years.
Carmen Garcia Martinez turns Big Bird and Lamb Chop into sacrificial victims on wooden spits: this will gratify any parent who has ever had to sit through an entire morning's worth of children's programs.
There are aspects of "Horton," directed by Jimmy Hayward and Steve Martino under the auspices of the 20th Century Fox animation unit responsible for the "Ice Age" movies, that are fresh and enjoyable, and bits that will gratify even a dogmatic and orthodox Seussian.
Well, you can hardly stage an insurrection, of whatever species, on the streets of Budapest without raising the ghost of the uprising there against Soviet rule, in 1956; and the news that Hagen, not being purebred Hungarian, must incur a special tax will gratify the racist element in Jobbik, now the third-biggest party in the National Assembly.
Carrier, who plays alto sax and Chinese oboe, frequently displays a warmly sonorous tone that will gratify those discomfited by free jazz's abrasive tendencies, and Lambert often scurries and bustles behind him with a discreet energy and musicality that recalls the late UK improv master John Stevens.
