Sentence examples for proper rewards from inspiring English sources

The result is an omnibus of livres d'artistes that, like the Biennial proper, rewards repeated immersion.

With proper rewards, the subject may learn to distinguish any "odd" member of any set from those that are similar.

Rewards Pret and Starbucks value custom as much as the next shop, but both lack a proper rewards system with which to recall regulars.

Duncan Smith said the goal of social justice was to put people on the first rung of social mobility, adding that he wanted a broader set of statistical indicators of progress than relative income, such as the nature of family life, proper rewards for work and other "pro-social norms".

While the law is antecedent to considerations of reward and punishment (7), God's justice ensures the proper rewards and punishments for following the law (2.641).

The first two forms of corruption destroy the checks on the sovereign's will that separate monarchy from despotism; the third severs the connection between honorable conduct and its proper rewards.

Personal enrichment is seen as the proper reward for a completed project.

"There's a proper reward for the performers, writers, and producers of those programmes".

There will be then proper reward and proper cognisance of those that try and do it right.

Two goals in the last three minutes of the match were the proper reward for 120 minutes of relentless effort.

Bishop surely agreed with the poet Karl Shapiro, who viewed The New Yorker at midcentury as "one of the few places where a poet can be in the right company and get a proper reward and audience all at once".