Sentence examples for recompense a from inspiring English sources

He was sending along, as recompense, a can of the very finest product of the house, a tuna for cats.

John's long struggle with Castile and the need to recompense a new aristocracy caused serious financial difficulties, but he rallied his people around his throne and acquired a reputation as a cautious leader and shrewd statesman.

The recompense: a tie with sumptuous loft, an elegant knot and a supple hand.

What's more, their supposed recompense — a free education — is by no means guaranteed.

Keable continued to write copiously, adding to his oeuvre the novel Recompense, a sequel to Simon Called Peter.

Economic compensations, for example, in the form of extra payments or bonuses are common extrinsic rewards to foster and recompense a desired behavior.

What happened?" — and notes that as the energies and ambitions of youth have diminished, she experiences in recompense "an almost luxurious appreciation of the world … I am as alive to [it] as I have ever been".

Because for this particular argument, at this particular time, an acknowledgement of the sanctity of all lives through the phrases #All, Whitee, #Blue, and #PurpleLivesMatter is almost like getting only a settlement as recompense for a murder.

To complain about food being cold is one thing, but I'm not sure whether you're entitled to demand recompense for a meal that's a bit smaller than you're expecting, or a wine that you simply don't like, although many restaurants will change them to keep you happy.

So what is fair recompense for a wrongful death or a tragic loss?

Climate change pits the industrialized world, which has the financial means to adapt to a hotter planet, against poor ones demanding recompense for a problem they did little to create.