But it's these temporary drops back into human time, when plots are a little less lofty and people get their just deserts, that make the show gratifying on more than just a cerebral level.
Seeing the trial typescripts and evidence photographs carefully conserved after having been bundled up in boxes for decades made the work compelling and gratifying.
Making my own agenda and celebrating with likeminded people made the day much more gratifying.
"In the 1950s, the programme's original editor observed that the success of the programme lay in the fact that they'd made The Archers addictive; it's gratifying to feel that we're still achieving the same compulsive, addictive effect in the competitive world of new media".
Pericles, being sensible of their feelings, did not hesitate or delay to gratify it, and himself made the motion for recalling him home.
"I am gratified that the D.H.C.R. made the correct decision, ruling that Independence Plaza is not rent stabilized," said Stephen B. Meister, a lawyer for Mr. Gluck, noting that tenants still had some rent protection because of the 2004 agreement.
They will be gratified that you have made the effort.
England made the most of their luck and Sweden's defeat of France made it all the more gratifying.
The journey up can take you through natural terrain where other skiers and the paraphernalia of ski resorts can neither be seen nor heard; and the feeling that you have really earned your turns makes the descent particularly gratifying.
He worked, down to the finest details, with rough but patient deliberation, and his complete absorption in the process is a big part of what makes the works so gratifying to study.
