Sentence examples for rewarding indeed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rewarding indeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the rewarding nature of an experience or activity, often in a reflective or appreciative context.
Example: "After completing the project, I found the experience to be rewarding indeed, as it allowed me to grow both personally and professionally."
Alternatives: "truly rewarding" or "genuinely fulfilling".
If children learn and adults re-learn that lesson in this season of reading, they will find the book very rewarding indeed.
The size of journals increases, the quality of journals declines, the papers become less widely readable, the job of editing becomes less rewarding – indeed the most important quality of the editorial department becomes its value for money, that is how many articles can be handled by how few staff.
This scheme has been very rewarding indeed and we would whole-heartedly recommend it to anyone who has any kind of interest in entrepreneurial science.
But your profits can make this sort of venture very rewarding indeed, and you will have the added benefit of having your own food supply if a disaster occurs, which your parents will be very, very grateful for.
Any Updike fan will find it rewarding, as indeed will anyone who has enjoyed his work and any reader with an interest in modern American letters.
Social care of the future will be a professional vocation in which care workers have the freedom and responsibility to provide appropriate supports to strengthen and complement the capacity of the client and her networks – a rewarding career indeed.
This is indeed a rewarding piece, as new listeners will come to realize in some particularly lilting inner movements.
In the case study described above, the visibility of the results of the NG indeed proved rewarding for the participants; their priority list was literally hanging on the wall.
Indeed, the rewarding and motivational value of food can override homeostatic signals, leading to increased consumption and hence, obesity.
For example, in the field of rare diseases, the pharmaceutical industry has been assiduous in promoting, and indeed often rewarding, patient involvement: the 'European Patients Forum' is almost fully funded by six pharmaceutical companies [ 34].
Indeed, what makes "The Human Touch" so rewarding is the subtlety and humor with which he examines "the great mutual balancing act".
