Sentence examples for would be gratifying from inspiring English sources

It would be gratifying, then, if today's running could further enrich that tapestry.

It would be gratifying to report that the legal profession had been similarly moved.

If the same care were applied to all the preparation at Novitá, the results would be gratifying indeed.

It would be gratifying to report that Montclair's statistical exception is a singular sensation, but it is not.

It would be gratifying to say that Howard offers some concrete remedies that the rest of us could debate.

It would be gratifying to point to a single Declaration and proclaim it the fountainhead of our rights.

I'm so riled that part of me would be gratified if the World Cup were a complete failure.

Jimmy Winkfield died in 1974 on his farm in France, and his daughter said that he would be gratified by all the attention he's getting now.

Chishti correctly foretold that Akbar's wish for an heir would be gratified with the birth of a son; the child, Salīm, was born in Sikri that same year, and he would later rule as the emperor Jahāngīr.

Far from spinning in his grave if a memoir or neo-memoir does win, it seems a fair bet that Samuel Johnson would be gratified his prize has shed its stodgy image at last.

And eager-to-please lawyers like Thomas Potts, who drew up a report on the Pendle Hill trials, knew the highest authorities would be gratified by any connection made between black magic and the crown's other, even greater, fear — "Witchery popery popery witchery" is how Winterson has Potts pronounce the link, almost as if he too were casting a spell.