Sentence examples for some recompense for from inspiring English sources

"Though I desire to extend religious freedom, yet I want some recompense for my trouble".

The series' thoughtful approach to the lingering trauma of mishap provides some recompense for its gimmickry.

If this is anywhere near as good as Gob's last episode, then that will serve as some recompense for the dodgy early episodes of this series.

Even if he could not officially admit it, he had good reason to give his people some recompense for their sufferings.

Still, Ortega has applied himself studiously to his task, and the film is some recompense for those deprived by his death of seeing Jackson live".

There were parliamentary elections in Afghanistan this weekend; perhaps there is, in that, something inspiring — some recompense for what has happened to our soldiers, and to Afghanistan in our nearly nine years there?

But defying the odds and the actuarial tables, The Aufbau, which first helped its readers become Americans, then helped them find one another after the Holocaust, then helped them get some recompense from the German government for their pain, is doing more these days than just holding on.

Devote their efforts to rebuilding the shattered country as some small recompense for their predecessors' part in destroying it?

They will be more likely to do so if they are given some help, in recompense for the injustices they are suffering.

What followed were two days of meetings and conference calls that turned contentious at times, as officials with the Bloomberg administration insisted that the city receive some kind of recompense for the races and parlors it hosts.

It was not because of the miscarriage of justice or the way such public celebration suggested the degree to which black people felt estranged from, and brutalized by, the criminal-justice system and wanted, at the very least, some kind of crude recompense for the acquittal of the men who had beaten Rodney King three and a half years earlier.