Sentence examples for more gratified when from inspiring English sources

Doctor Frankenstein himself can hardly have been more startled or more gratified when the lightning struck and his creature twitched into life.

Tim gives the designers three minutes to grab as much fabric as they want, and I just love watching people run and grab things indiscriminately, although I'm more gratified when the things in question are hams (I miss Supermarket Sweeps. Anyone? Anyone?).

The performers felt like cynical manipulators; the audience left the hall with their desires no more gratified than when they came in.

But adult design aficionados will be more gratified than young children, who may find the plot boring.

Hockney's ascent was swift, and no one was more gratified than his mother, an observant Methodist who read the Bible every day.

The film depicts this accurately, though Jones's Hitchcock appears to be more gratified by the spectacle than the real Hitch was.

"I've been more gratified than surprised that he's been the same Charles Barkley he was as a player," Johnson said.

By taking an active role in their care, patients could be healthier, clinicians would feel more gratified, and even health care costs would decrease, as there would presumably be less need for additional services outside the doctor's office.

The writer was glad everyone thought his house rather nice and was even more gratified to hear that the Auxiliary could now think about buying another artificial lung for the hospital, the exhibit being such a success.

I was most gratified when I met a mum who said her five-year-old had dropped his toast jam side down that week and had loudly cursed, "FIZZBUNGLE!" Job done.

Yes! Surprised, certainly, and probably more gratified.