Sentence examples for too gratifying from inspiring English sources

The looks of disgust - and sympathy - everyone kept giving me were just too gratifying.

I had known this for years, but pretended it was a revelation because I found his emotion too gratifying not to play on".

Coward later said of this flop, "My first instinct was to leave England immediately, but this seemed too craven a move, and also too gratifying to my enemies, whose numbers had by then swollen in our minds to practically the entire population of the British Isles".

Comparison with mainland Europe is also gratifying.

But winning is gratifying too, isn't it?

I get a lot of excitement for the Jawbone Jambox from consumers too, and that is gratifying as well.

She was shocked by what she'd effected, but gratified, too: the after-sensation of strenuous work tingled in her legs and arms, and she was breathing fast; her whole body rejoiced in the chaos.

The feedback can also be instantly gratifying.

But it's also concerning because it's a con, an attempt to persuade people not with reason, but rather by gratifying our all-too-human hunger for easy answers.

The reality is that size does matter when it comes to gratifying egos, and far too often the biggest displays wind up on the desks of people trying to show off their status.

While the payoff may be greater (seeing them amount to wonderful things thanks to guidance from you is incredibly gratifying), the risk is greater too (not all of them will succeed).