Sentence examples for no gratifying from inspiring English sources

This is all quite entertaining — almost as entertaining as Barash's romp through eleven evolutionary theories about the "biological pay-off" of the human female orgasm, which unfittingly comes to no gratifying conclusion.

It was an easy and no doubt gratifying minor task for Streicher to deprive him of it.

We want to maintain our consistency and create a summer experience no less gratifying than a winter's feast.

It would be no less gratifying, however, to see Dessie Hughes end the Irish drought – and 16-1 is an appealing price against Magnanimity (3.10).

Those picks have the aura of a gold star awarded by the teacher and are no doubt gratifying to the writers receiving them, but they sometimes cause disagreement among other readers.

Far lighter, but no less gratifying, was the Rigatoni alla Buttera: fresh-tasting marinara that was delicately applied — as if by paintbrush — to a platter of rigatoni, with crumbled sausage, green peas and a sprinkling of Parmesan.

But the G.E.-Honeywell deal is no doubt gratifying for the lift it gives Chase's banking business, especially as it tries to sell its purchase of J. P. Morgan to investors.

While President Trump enjoyed a traditional sword dance with his Saudi hosts ― no doubt gratifying his martial tastes ― the air forces of the Saudis and their Gulf state allies were bombing and missiling Yemeni civilians into the grimmest of situations, including a massive famine and a spreading cholera epidemic amid the ruins of their impoverished country.

If Nixon gets us out of Vietnam this nation will be no less gratified & the political losses will be insignificant beside the political gains.

That both sides could claim the Fed chairman as an ally for their views no doubt gratifies Mr. Greenspan, who finds it useful to have support for himself and the Fed on both sides of the aisle.

Some were no doubt gratified by Mr. Obama's proclamation of General Pulaski Memorial Day (Friday), just as German-Americans might have been buoyed by German-American Day (Tuesday), and Nordic-Americans were likely cheered by Mr. Obama's Leif Erikson Day gesture.