Sentence examples similar to try to gratify from inspiring English sources

"Feeding the beast" is how Ms. Rotolo describes the futility of trying to gratify the endless hunger of Dylan fanatics.

The dutiful life you were bred for is over, you no longer have to rush about all day trying to gratify other people's needs.

He accused realists (those who believe in a reality that exists independent of human perceptions of it) of simply trying to gratify one of the urges previously satisfied by religion.

The officer wrote that Streator was "thrusting his pelvic area against the cushions and trying to sexually gratify himself by rubbing his penis between the two cushions".

"It's gratifying to try to recapture the old ways," she said.

In his Emmy acceptance speech, he said he had been gratified to "try to portray someone as brilliant and interesting and unique" as Dr. Kevorkian.

Try to make this a two-way, mutually gratifying exchange.

Pearl said that he was gratified that his players did not try to become a gray-suit team and that they retained their baggy-shorts sense of style.

Try to get the overall common feeling of your members, their wants and their needs, and you will be set to gratify them and keep them as long-term members.

No matter how much we try to teach him the value of money, Baby now lives in a culture where desire must be instantly, babyishly gratified.

In a gratifying "have you no sense of decency, Sir and Madam?" moment, Colin Powell went on "Meet the Press" on Sunday and talked about Khan, and the unseemly ways John McCain and Palin have been polarizing the country to try to get elected.