Sentence examples for repays the effort from inspiring English sources
And agroforestry more than repays the effort.
It repays the effort, though, in the following ways.
Yet its blend of charm and expert tuition more than repays the effort required.
But like so many of Mr. Techine's movies, "Alice and Martin" repays the effort.
And the writing is just stunning – it's not always a simple read, but more than repays the effort.
No doubt this eccentric scoring keeps the piece from being heard more often, but it repays the effort of rounding up the necessary players.
They ask patience of viewers, repaying the effort with spectacle and a certain riveting fluency but also a stony reserve.
The pink, soft, delicately hot-smoked veal tongue; the peppery, cold-smoked pastrami of duck breast; and the chopped chicken and duck liver, blended with head-spinning doses of chicken and duck schmaltz, all repay the effort.
There are high modernist books that take effort – Christine Brooke-Rose's Thru, or William Gaddis's The Recognitions or Hermann Broch's The Death of Virgil – but I've never yet read one that didn't repay the effort.
But in the last few decades, Ocean Avenue has perked back up, and a quarter-mile stroll will repay the effort of a Secret Service agent on an off-duty afternoon.
Mr. Griffa's early efforts especially take advantage of the eye's reflexive tendency to read marks on flat surfaces as pictorial but repay the effort with a natural touch, a playfulness that has its own kind poetry and a determination that beauty and deconstruction are not strange bedfellows.
