Sentence examples for rewarded so from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to think of another band that's been praised so much and rewarded so lavishly for doing so little, at least artistically.

Should such individuals be rewarded so highly simply because they got lucky when the genes that make for good footballing skills were handed out?

"We women do most of the work and the men get rewarded, so what is the difference here?" a weaver, Violet Eusebio, asked.

Google's shareholders have been rewarded so far, but Mr. Landis warns of a harsh reassessment if the paid search business begins to level off.

But should Bresch have been rewarded so lavishly simply for being able to hike those prices and profit from the fact that Mylan had no viable rivals?

On Champions Golf Club: "I think good amateurs need to be rewarded, so you have to be a good amateur to get in our club.

Party elders will not want to reward so unprecedented a display of insubordination.

That's why it's so hard to make a really memorable movie, and why we reward so richly the few people who can.

Some of them see it as the Times rewarding so many years of extraordinary service by putting Apple out to a particularly luxuriant pasture.

So why does the legal system hold open casting calls for, and reward so handsomely, the zealots among us?" But Mr. Rosenbaum proposes only abstract reforms.

I've heard of some (it's those Bad Parents again) who reward so much for each A grade, so much for a B, etc.