Sentence examples for a small recompense from inspiring English sources

As a small recompense, two posts today.

And although you may sneer at me – through yellow, decayed, gappy teeth – for peddling stereotypes, you may consider it a small recompense for the years of having to admit that a majority of Americans did vote for that idiot in the White House – at least the second time round.

But there has been a small recompense (with the emphasis on small).

After the interview, each participant received a small recompense of participation.

A knighthood in 1983 was small recompense.

The recently built memorial to honor those who died in the massacre at Palmnicken, now the Russian town of Yantarny, is small recompense in a world that seems to have learned so little from these tragedies.

Sure, it might've been awkward, but Regina was the sole reason they made it back through that portal, so a free meal at Granny's would've been small recompense.

Some of the largest will be stuffed by a local Queensland taxidermist, although most will be made into fertiliser, offering some small recompense to the farmers for all the harm they have done.

That seems like small recompense for someone like Mr. Ritter whose entire free time is spent coaching.

Devote their efforts to rebuilding the shattered country as some small recompense for their predecessors' part in destroying it?

Small recompense, you might think, for all New Labour's efforts to rid itself of the baggage of its past, squeeze budgets to pay off debt in its early years, and court bankers and speculators in a way that might have made even Ramsay MacDonald blush.