Sentence examples for Rewarding to read from inspiring English sources

Bottom line: It's exciting and rewarding to read him even when the process is a struggle.

Not every story is perfect, she added, but "even a Shields story that doesn't quite come off is rewarding to read".

"The Power of Positive Thinking" and "The Results of Positive Thinking" both written by the American psychologist Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, may be rewarding to read.

It is rewarding to read about the accomplishments of our students, alumni and faculty and know that my gifts help make this possible.

The diaries are not particularly rewarding to read in their entirety, with their endless pages of uninflected entries describing crowds, receptions, appointments and meetings, mixed with asides about his wife, Rosalynn, and his family, mother, jogging, swimming (even skinny-dipping), bowling, fly-fishing and his tennis topspin.

And when he says, quite rightly, that it is more rewarding to read Descartes, Hume, Berkeley and Kant in the original than to read what other people have said about them, you may agree with him and yet wonder how many other gnats will go ahead and do it.He himself would seem to have read everything.

Here is an account of the novel's reception in an English village: The blacksmith of the village had got hold of Richardson's novel of "Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded," and used to read it aloud on the long summer evenings, seated on his anvil, and never failed to have a large and attentive audience..

Here is an account of the novel's reception in an English village: The blacksmith of the village had got hold of Richardson's novel of "Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded," and used to read it aloud on the long summer evenings, seated on his anvil, and never failed to have a large and attentive audience...

The nature of the newsfeed or Twitter stream is not one that rewards sticking around to read an entire article, but rather to consuming one idea at a time.

When I asked a question on the First Bites Facebook page about summer camps and food rewards, I was shocked to read how frequently camps are "rewarding" our kids for all sorts of things that don't need a reward -- like attending a gymnastics class -- and using all sorts of junk to do it.

We are rewarding it because we want to read those polarizing articles.