Sentence examples for that gratifying from inspiring English sources
In all the major Puccini parts, and most of the Verdian, she recorded in the studio for Decca, that gratifying centrality of voice and interpretation that makes her still beloved by many admirers can be heard.
Not since the Tiananmen uprising in 1989 had so many newspapers simultaneously cast aside the restraints imposed by the Communist Party's mighty Propaganda Department, which micromanages China's media output.The editorial said that "gratifying" progress had already been made with reform, but the system's "invisible and heavy shackles" were still causing distress.
Back in the mid-1990s, the now antiquated phrase "intelligent dance music" still possessed that gratifying new car smell.
As the first season of "Mr. Robot" aired it saw a lot of critical acclaim for the show as a whole, now that you're getting awards attention for your performance specifically, is that gratifying in a certain way?
I work in television, I still do stage, I work all over the place, and I find that gratifying because I never take any of it for granted, not for one second".
The net result is a film that gratifies with one hand and unnerves with the other.
Our digital immersion is total, and there's a cultural abundance that gratifies us with sounds and images at the drop of a hat.
Of art in general, she decides, "we live by the replay that gratifies / the thirst it rectifies," as if art could gratify every thirst it presents.
But color-field couldn't be squared with Castelli's loyalty to art that gratified the intellect as well as the eye.
I trace Klein's character, in part, to a legacy of French Romanticism: the positing of some Absolute, by which ideas that gratify the mind are presumed to construe reality.
