Sentence examples for satisfying program from inspiring English sources

To attend one of Mr. Burge's recitals, critics almost uniformly agreed, was to hear a challenging yet immensely satisfying program that showcased his immense technical facility; prodigious memory for the works' myriad rhythmic, tonal and stylistic complexities; acute musical intelligence; and rich command of aural color.

"Marimba" brought a satisfying program to an exhilarating conclusion.

None of the works were masterpieces, but it was a highly satisfying program.

What bound them into a satisfying program was the strong sense of personality that each work showed, and the commitment and live-wire passion that the four equally distinctive Takacs members brought to them.

The best strategy, Polk advises, would be "a multinational, welfare-oriented and psychologically satisfying program... that would make the hatred ISIS relies upon less virulent.

PEOPLE who put together satisfying programs of one-act dances often compare the process to arranging courses for a dinner.

One of the most satisfying programs should be "Balanchine and Robbins: Masters at Work" (Friday, Saturday night and Sunday), featuring George Balanchine's "Western Symphony" and Jerome Robbins's "N.Y.

But Mr. Reed's exuberant storytelling (he also sang one number, "Changing My Tune," in a modified cool jazz style) and an unusually strong pop-jazz quintet under the direction of Tedd Firth made the evening one of the season's most satisfying programs.

In order to construct a program satisfying certain specifications, a theorem induced by those specifications is proved, and the desired program is extracted from the proof.

Sacrificing readability for the sake of satisfying a finicky program like modlunit is not a good tradeoff.

A typical program satisfying the major might consist of MATH 120, 222 or 225, 270, 300, 350, and a designated seminar; PHIL 126, 267, 427, a designated seminar (other than PHIL 427), and two additional electives.