Sentence examples for particularly gratifying form from inspiring English sources

The idea is simple, but seeing the crumbling architecture "given life" is a particularly gratifying form of street art.

It's not a unique situation, but with Ricky it's particularly gratifying, because of the kind of collector he is — passionate and knowledgeable.

What's particularly gratifying about such licensing deals is that they provide the kind of publicity that marketers are often willing to pay for in the form of product placements.

"This horse is particularly gratifying," Mandella said.

He says, "It is not particularly gratifying to have been right".

"To do it this season with younger viewers, for a news broadcast, is particularly gratifying".

Predictably, Hughes rejected talk this was particularly gratifying to defeat his former club.

And, particularly gratifying to shareholders, the fund's price has already gone up.

So it was particularly gratifying to have him and her mother be a part of her Oscar morning on Thursday.

The monkeypox finding was particularly gratifying to him because it demonstrated the unforeseen complexities of biological systems.

One particularly gratifying thing, Mr. Compton said, is that otherwise absent fathers show up at ball games.