Sentence examples for ample compensations from inspiring English sources

Still, there are ample compensations.

But while Schwartzman, who has three volumes of poetry to his credit, doesn't yet seem entirely comfortable with the novel's longer form, "Eddie Signwriter" has ample compensations.

Provide ample compensation to the families of pigeons who perish on stage.

But she said living in the West Village was ample compensation.

But his successes in more bankable fields have provided some ample compensation.

He might have tried 17... fe6, though after 18 Nc1 Kf7 19 Nd3, White has ample compensation for his pawn deficit.

• Though Morozevich could have won a pawn by playing 10 Qc7, after 10... Qc7 11 Blackc8 12 Bg3 Rc2, Black would have had ample compensation.

If the broadly paced Largo verged on obsessive and fussy, Mr. Lang's liquid sound gave ample compensation.

But those who work for low wages or are retired, unemployed or still in school would regard that same savings as ample compensation for a brief court appearance.

The best thing about Nine Dragons is the father-daughter focus – ample compensation for what's derivative and, bar the shock ending, excessively straightforward about its plotting.

Marina Rebeka, at the Met, lacked Meade's imperious agility in rapid-fire fioritura, although her rich, chiaroscuro tone and her fierce dramatic commitment provided ample compensation.