Sentence examples for only gratifying from inspiring English sources

Just about the only gratifying aspect of Roy Keane's departure from Sunderland was that it injected some reality into the theory that the Premier League manager under most intense pressure was Paul Ince.

It makes sense, then, why it's not only gratifying to be the recipient of a juicy piece of gossip, but also why it can be so tempting to spill a personal detail about a co-worker, mutual friend, or family member to other members of the group.

It must be the only gratifying thing that's happened since Trump became president.

It must be the only gratifying thing that's happened since Trump became president.

And the only gratifying thing is, I saw the polls come in today, and with all of that money... HOLT: We have to move on to the final question.

It is a town of pleasure-seeking animals only gratified by buttery foods and genital friction.

The sort of buyers one sees at the Maastricht art fair are not only gratified by their own monograms or cyphers, but also have titles and crests.

The next bank, JP Morgan Chase (#16) is only gratified of a 3.01% share while its market capitalization is $327 billionn.

Exhausted but gratified on Sunday morning, Dickerson only wanted to talk about the efforts of his CBS colleagues who scrambled to keep everything on track.

But the odd thing about bread-making is that any epiphanies you have along the way are only temporarily gratifying.

The fact that he can persuade this man to visit, to declare to the world that they are friends, to sing him happy birthday, to defend his grisly human rights record, can only be gratifying to his monstrous, childish, grotesquely swollen sense of self.