Sentence examples for rewarding reading from inspiring English sources

They have history on their side and might make for rewarding reading by today's theatrically inclined protesters.

Borges apparently recognized that a philosophical meditation on bifurcating narratives could make for more rewarding reading than the actual thing.

It is still the classic text on the subject and would make rewarding reading for politicians who advocate assimilation rather than integration.

Although mathematics has today gone far beyond the ancient achievements, the leading figures of antiquity, like Archimedes, Apollonius, and Ptolemy, can still be rewarding reading for the ingenuity of their insights.

Not only do I think the novel is one of the most original and rewarding reading experiences of 2013, but Ruth is one of the wisest, most appreciative and charming writers I have ever published.

According to Publishers Weekly, "Turning the pages to Peters' spirited narration, which is provided in an accompanying CD, makes for a more rewarding reading experience.

His blunt approach makes his the more rewarding read.

The mixture here of personal anecdote, some social theory, and official statistics, make this an often surprising, and always revealing and rewarding, read.

It encourages the reader to think of the practicalities of what goes where, and why, of what should drain (city streets, through porous surfaces into the ground beneath) and what should soak (seaside levels, released from the hydrologic corsets of Victorian planners), of what should be wild and what be tamed.Mr Kohn's book is a richer, harder and more rewarding read than Mr Kahn's.

"With the growth of the global economy, we are confident that this relationship will be mutually rewarding," read a statement issued by Chen.

And finally, one more rewarding read, professor Alexandra Laignel-Lavastine's short but powerful Pour quoi serions-nous encore prêts à mourir?