Sentence examples for both difficult and rewarding from inspiring English sources

This dilemma has made interpretation both difficult and rewarding for Muslim philosophers and modern scholars alike.

She is said to have yielded more than usual to producers on this album, an experience she claims to have found both difficult and rewarding.

The simple acknowledgment of students sustains us in a very difficult and rewarding enterprise.

I was a public school teacher and I know what a difficult and rewarding job teaching is.

Ordinary men and women turned out in droves to see Géricault's work on exhibition at the Egyptian hall in Piccadilly, to hear Emerson lecture, marvel at Nijinsky's grace and listen to Wagner's difficult and rewarding music.

There are some difficult and rewarding books on this list (I put Richard Flanagan's Man Booker-winning The Narrow Road to the Deep North in this category; George Orwell's 1984, too).

Entrepreneurship is a difficult, and rewarding path.

Aly Raisman and Mark Ballas: No stranger to hard work, Aly chose the song "Titanium" for her dance, honoring the most difficult and rewarding year of her life, the year she won gold in the London Olympics.

It's a journey that explores the difficult and rewarding aspects of being human, which are often inter-related, including how to restore our trust in life, when suffering makes us lose our way; how to begin the work of saying yes to life, so it can enliven us; and how to make our inwardness a resource and not a refuge.

Crafting a short story can be a difficult and rewarding challenge, and may be a more time-effective way to practice your skills.

These programs have gotten both more difficult and less rewarding: today, it can take almost a decade to get a doctorate, and, at the end of your program, you're unlikely to find a tenure-track job.