Sentence examples for much rewarding from inspiring English sources

Still, for fans of the film and those interested in understanding contemporary South America, there is much rewarding material.

Dance lovers will also find much rewarding detail in other paintings (not least Tiepolo's "Dance in the Country"), costume sketches, drawings, etchings and porcelain figures, dating from 1681 to 1779.

The key is not so much rewarding conduct that is ethical, but not rewarding conduct that produces results while cutting ethical corners.

Our findings suggest adopting a cutoff that is substantially higher, and much rewarding in terms of spared unnecessary invasive assessments, as compared to a large study suggesting a cutoff of 2.5 mm (Smith-Bindman et al, 1998).

Eifman has been much rewarded in Russia.

McLeish's gamble on the midfielder, who played under him at Ibrox, has been very much rewarded.

"It's always been a surprise to the rest of the world that I care about tradition and about institutions," he said, "because we live in a cultural moment which very much rewards the language of startups and Silicon Valley".

Too much reward = entitlement.

GABA neurons measure how much reward to expect from an event.

"The firm very much rewards you for your performance," she said.

Orbital's music doesn't demand obsessive listening and doesn't much reward it either.