Sentence examples for was less gratifying from inspiring English sources

General Tso's fish, bits of white meat (described by our waitress as sea bass) smothered by a thick breading, was less gratifying.

The truth, evidently, was less gratifying, although no less heroic: a group tried to fight off the hijackers, but failed to enter the cockpit.

His film work was less gratifying, though he appeared to good advantage as Gus Levy in "Prince of the City," Sidney Lumet's biting 1981 movie about corruption in the New York City Police Department, and as Jack Rosenthal in Woody Allen's "Crimes and Misdemeanors" in 1989.

But he soon became frustrated because lithography was less immediately gratifying than painting.

Forsyth told us that the phrase Cave used to describe his objects was less than gratifying: "It's all shit, isn't it?

Modern consumer societies tend to rely on mechanisms of price discovery which, though economically efficient, are less emotionally gratifying.

Understanding how simple a story is, then making it complicated, turns out to be considerably less gratifying.

It would be no less gratifying, however, to see Dessie Hughes end the Irish drought – and 16-1 is an appealing price against Magnanimity (3.10).

But with more than 27 texts and dozens of epigraphs, the show has more courses than the tasting menu at Alinea, and is much less gratifying (1 45).

But with more than 27 texts, the revue has more courses than the tasting menu at Alinea, and is much less gratifying.

If Nixon gets us out of Vietnam this nation will be no less gratified & the political losses will be insignificant beside the political gains.