Sentence examples for satisfying grounds from inspiring English sources

Having always avoided this particular publication like the plague, on the (possibly unfair, but nonetheless emotional satisfying) grounds that it was a music magazine for people who didn't really like music, I found this to be a bewildering statement.

The feelings heighten toward visionary fantasy in "Milk" and "Interpreter's House," then return to solid ground with a group of especially satisfying floral still lifes.

These friendship networks are emotionally complicated and deeply satisfying — ripe ground for a comedy of manners.

But Ms. Sperber struggles to find a satisfying middle ground between obvious theatrics (as when a dancer shines a spotlight onto a building across the street) and the real ferocity and focus of Ms. Alexander.

The fiery items are marked, and we found that rather than miss the flavors these spices impart, a satisfying middle ground could be had by asking that they be applied with a light hand.

Along with the JVC Everio GZ-HM200 ($579), the CX100 occupies a satisfying middle ground, one that is becoming increasingly rare as manufacturers continue to expand their low- and high-end offerings at the expense of more balanced, moderate models.

The show was careful not to build up so much ongoing baggage that it got bogged down in its own mythology, but there was a sense that a larger story was being told and that it was being parceled out in tantalizing, satisfying, emotionally grounded ways.

Around three-dozen of them are showing in "Off the Rim: Selections From the Pacific Rim Sculptors Group," a jaunty if not entirely satisfying exhibition at Grounds for Sculpture here.

Attempts to convince New Jersey customers that a seafood taco could be as satisfying as the ground beef kind, which Surf Taco also serves ($2.95), were met with skepticism at first, he said.

Satisfying those voters on cultural grounds (even if that were possible) will only disappoint them on economic ones.It is the irreconcilability of all these issues that makes me worried for democracy.

It's still a hot zone – temperatures just a few metres below the surface reach 600C and a bucket of water thrown into a hole in the ground produces a satisfying geyser of steam.