Sentence examples for be recompensed from inspiring English sources

"Will you be recompensed for this speech?" the officer asked.

Even when admitted, can huge historical injustices ever really be recompensed or corrected?

I feel I've made quite a contribution to the arts and culture here, and we should be recompensed properly.

One need not be a political ideologue, he says, to believe that people have quantifiable value and deserve to be recompensed for it.

Broadcasters may have to be recompensed and the European leagues soothed but, whatever Fifa may say officially, the decision has been taken.

Any traffic network so efficient that it included spotting me for an infraction in a miniature tunnel on this distant Canary island deserved to be recompensed.

However, the following year he was recompensed by being fourth-billed in Garbo's film A Woman of Affairs.

Even if you consider the scholarships we receive to be "payment," we are recompensed at far less than the minimum wage.

In recent years, the senior executives of these companies have been recompensed very generously for directing investments to cheaper locales overseas and using any surplus cash to fund stock buybacks and higher dividend payments.

The occasional lazy descriptive sentence or foray into hotel-bedroom farce is recompensed by Schuster's vigorous supporting roster of problem-child players, skinflint team owners and M.B.A.-flaunting executives.

The current exhibition celebrates the agreement whereby Albert Brunn's family were recompensed for the painting, which was bought by DekaBank and returned, on long-term loan, to the old National Gallery in Berlin.