Sentence examples similar to Rewarding theme from inspiring English sources
The reward theme was pervasive, as Stoudemire told the students that the boy and girl with the best grades heading into winter break would win Niketown shopping sprees.
By contrast, Balanchine's "Theme and Variations" (1947) is endlessly rewarding.
A better assumption would be that the book-buying public in different historical eras is interested different themes; it financially rewards authors and publishers who use the right themes of the day and the words that fit those themes.
The Kung Fu-themed "9Dragons" rewards players who click through to video advertisements with in-game currency and special items.
Kennedy believes that Lifeway fits that theme and should reward investors who buy at current prices.
But every element rewards attention, and the governing themes are clear enough – the country's intersections of power, money, humanity and beauty.
So the camera's searching, never-ending foray into a tangle of greenery is, in some ways, the natural visual counterpart to this techno track both engender a trance-like, contemplative state that rewards attentive viewers with continuous themes and subtle variations.
Drug policy officials for the White House will end a practice of previewing television scripts but will continue to reward programs that offer strong antidrug themes.
The Democratic presidential candidates also attacked the budget, emphasizing a theme that Mr. Bush had rewarded the affluent while shortchanging the programs most needed by the middle class.
