Sentence examples for seriously rewarding from inspiring English sources

For those who want to communicate their enthusiasm for science or nature, being the media for that empowerment is seriously rewarding.

The new version, which is all implicitly underwater, is no more seriously rewarding as pure-dance choreography.

It's a little like learning a new language and can be a bit of a challenge, but it can be seriously rewarding (plus, it looks great on your resume).

"This constructive approach -- the West wants in -- has never been taken as seriously, or rewarded as generously, as Quebec's threat that it wants out," The National Post, a conservative newspaper, complained in an editorial.

But getting rewarded is seriously, seriously not the goal, and you have to play through that desire for a cookie.

A fresh-scrubbed young cast led by the likable Jed Resnick and Nadine Malouf takes it all very seriously and is rewarded with a decent array of Mr. Levinson's charming melodies, including a few nightclub songs that deserve to find their way into cabaret acts.

In terms of stakeholder theory, firms engaging in eco-friendly practices take their eco-conscious consumers' value preferences seriously and are rewarded with a positive consumer response.

To its credit, Fox took the event seriously and was rewarded with record ratings.

He is not the most polished media performer; he will probably not be rewarded with seriously high office in a Tory government.

As one former insurance executive testified before Congress, insurance companies are not only encouraged to find reasons to drop the seriously ill; they are rewarded for it.

Americans will win because their concerns will be taken seriously, and they will reward forward-thinking leaders with new credibility, another win.