"rewarding moment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a satisfying or fulfilling experience or event. Example: "Winning the championship was a rewarding moment for the team, after months of hard work and dedication."
It was so fun, and we had lunch, and I thought having lunch with him was my rewarding moment.
So when Chris made his debut for the Red Sox in 2008, it was an especially rewarding moment for the family.
A willing reader will tolerate swathes of difficult prose, if sensing a rewarding moment of Nabokovian aesthetic bliss or, lower down the scale, of wisdom.
Whatever was going on in there, it likely offered a slightly simpler model of what goes on in our brains when we have a rewarding moment like that one — a drink of water after a day on Drierite.
Whatever was going on in there, it likely offered a slightly simpler model of what goes on in our brains when we have a rewarding moment like that one a drink of water after a day on Drierite.
But also, clearly, something in Chase's complexity — I believe the Freudian (or is it mob?) term for that condition of perpetual discontent and agita is meshugge — provides an insight into everything that has come together to make ours such a rewarding moment in television storytelling.
While the job has its tough days, there are rewarding moments when she sees people who turn their lives around.
There are some incredibly rewarding moments when you work in domestic violence services, but there are low points, too.
Setting one aspect off against the other produced many of the most exciting and rewarding moments in his music.
Dr. Lowy, of the National Cancer Institute, said one of his most rewarding moments during the years of research also involved rabbits.
But for me the most rewarding moments in the show were the more casual ones, when the four singers joined together to harmonize on those spirituals.
