Sentence examples for that gratified from inspiring English sources

But color-field couldn't be squared with Castelli's loyalty to art that gratified the intellect as well as the eye.

She couldn't live and work in Ireland in a way that gratified her ambition, because housing has been hit so hard.

In the nineteen-fifties and early sixties, when adulthood was still a badge of honor, art that gratified the adolescent taste for insolence and violence offered the thrill of a benign transgression.

His strongest articles, including a study of Springsteen's album "The River," are mainly readings of the lyrical text, and he was at his best with songs, like Springsteen's and some of Browne's, that gratified his obsession with the drive-in movie myths of stoic male heroism.

In "Leviathan," published in 1651, Thomas Hobbes had developed a mechanistic view of human behavior: men were entirely amoral; they reacted positively to anything that gratified their self-interest, calling it "good," but the reaction was no more than a mechanical response to a stimulus.

"What is important is not how many seats we have won — although of course we are extremely gratified that we have won so many — but the fact that the people are so enthusiastic about participating in the democratic process," she said.

"I feel gratified that I was there at the beginning," Mr. Casher says, noting that bands from Pearl Jam to U2 have recorded with the wah.

He didn't name many countries, Guardian Washington correspondent Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) writes: Kerry said the US should feel "confident and gratified" that it is not alone in its condemnation of Syria and belief that something should be done.

Mr. Hillgardner said his group, while gratified that the state's minimum of two public service channels will be retained, was unhappy that the commission staff was sticking to another proposed change.

Mr Tata says he is "quite gratified" that other firms are following suit.

We're very gratified that he's included us in this new project".