Sentence examples for the gratification that from inspiring English sources

It's not the gratification that comes from satisfying the demands that honor or spirit give us.

But rather, it's the gratification that comes from making use of our capacity as reflective beings.

And Aristotle points out that the sort of flourishing that we're interested in here is not the gratification that comes from satisfying one's lower appetite.

The treasure in our case is not a pile of gold guarded by a dragon, but rather the gratification that comes with reaching the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Add the gratification that comes with flexing new emerging power muscles, particularly when the west is in such economic trouble, and the Mallya phenomenon makes more sense.

Of course, one of the many reasons that the Inbox Zero system appeals to me is that I am addicted to the gratification that comes from tidying up.

Sometimes the remnants may linger for a long time as a cult, oriented inward toward the gratifications that the members obtain from participation but making no serious effort to change the social order.

Menon Dwarka, the school's director, attributes the piano's dominance to the "instant gratification" that comes from a keyboard instrument.

Amazon, the world's biggest online retailer, has hinted that it will expand its same-day shipping service, giving customers the immediate gratification that has been the biggest advantage of brick-and-mortar stores.

The water crisis in California as well as the Santa Barbara oil spill illustrate the choice between immediate gratification -- and the resulting oblivion -- and the deferred gratification that can lead to survivability.

Moreover, reading does not yield the "instant gratification" that seems to be more prevalent in the behavior of both young learners and older Americans today.