Sentence examples similar to will be given recompense for from inspiring English sources

Slavery was a great moral wrong, but its primary victims are now dead and cannot be given recompense.

Mrs Seex recommended that the three children in the report should be given "appropriate recompense" for their experiences.

Others, presumably a large number, might be given financial recompense and relocated to third countries, such as Canada.

That will be small recompense for the sublime wisdom he has imparted.

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

Later he was given land in Berkshire by King Henry II (became king in 1154), Matilda's son, as further recompense for the loss of Ludlow.

This sop to excessive materialism will be a scant recompense for the $11 billion Harvard's endowment managers lost in their own bad gamble on interest-rate swaps.

Baboom intends to assure labels and collecting societies they will be appropriately recompensed for all material used.

No financial or other recompense was given.

Fortunately we were able to book into the Gare du Nord station, and we will be recompensed for our additional, unexpected, expenditure.

In other words, for believers, this life is both sacred and transitory to the next life, in which pleasure exists independent of suffering, and we will be recompensed for what was taken from us in this life.