Sentence examples for beautiful payoff from inspiring English sources

The outfits, the jokes, the music, and that beautiful payoff: all in all, one of the best and most satisfying nights, I reckon, since Thomas E. Dewey beat Truman.

The foggy menace of that final shootout, the exotic struts of the gaswork, the intricate structure of the screenplay that gives us that beautiful bookend payoff, in which the cops write her off as dotty and so urge her to keep the lolly.

It takes courage to make some of those choices, but the payoff is beautiful.

This desultory fact casts the viewer as a collaborator in the works' ultimate payoff as actually beautiful, superlative art.

But there is also a much quicker payoff: chestnuts are beautiful from early youth, and if (a big if) conditions are right, yours might grow 20 to 30 feet tall and bear nuts for several years before perishing.

I thought it was such a beautiful ending, it was the payoff and just really brought her whole life kind of to that one moment.

But as the score builds to a mystical emotional payoff in the transportingly beautiful Shakespeare song "Fear No More," "The Frogs," like "Sunday in the Park," decides that making art is the best defense against our nihilistic impulses.

The payoff is immense -- this is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the park, if not the West, with giant views of the canyon that is the focal point of the park.

His staunch approach to articulation is tricky to love, but the payoff comes in the slow movements: Sarabandes sung low and husky, unadorned, flawed and beautiful.

To collect his payoff.

The payoff is paltry.