unrewarding

IPA: ʌnriwˈɔrdɪŋ

Examples of "unrewarding" in Sentences

It's now an unpleasant unrewarding chore without the yummy creaminess.
MylesL the movie is beautifully crafted, but very slow and "unrewarding" in plot.
A distinctively prickly, pessimistic, faintly unrewarding comedy of embarrassment.
LIFE IS HARD: That does not mean unrewarding; the very fact that it is hard is what will make it so.
Tillman had sacrificed a lot in his life, had chosen for himself a path that was arduous, dangerous, and frequently unrewarding.
But it is pleasing (in a mean-spirited schadenfreude way) when people who were terrible in high school end up in boring, unrewarding jobs.
Representing indie rock, there's Les Savy Fav, a US group now back on top form after years in an eccentric, if unrewarding, holding position.
Pure objectivity may be impossible in a subjective world, but like Diogenes and his search for an honest man, impartiality is hardly an unrewarding lamp to follow.
The Independent (UK) ... its narrative strands are not sufficiently developed to engage ... the deliberately congested authorship, which seems the novel's greater emphasis, remains self-referential and unrewarding.