Requital example sentences

"Requital" Example Sentences

1. His kindness deserved some requital.
2. She offered no requital for his affection.
3. His service demanded a fitting requital.
4. She gave him love in requital for his devotion.
5. His betrayal would demand a full requital in time.
6. The villain sought no requital for his good deeds.
7. His suffering cries out for just requital.
8. She offered no love in requital for his devoted service.
9. His reward would be the noblest requital for his sacrifice.
10. She gave him comfort in requital for his troubling news.
11. His generosity deserved kind requital.
12. She gave him solace in requital for his sympathy.
13. His suffering asked only for requital through justice.
14. They demanded harsh requital for the damage done.
15. Her gift was but a small requital for his great labor.
16. He gave her presents in requital for her thoughtfulness.
17. Her love offered the sweetest requital for his loyal heart.
18. She gave thanks in requital for his generosity.
19. The villain sought no mercy in requital for his evil deeds.
20. His loyalty deserved an honorable requital.
21. Her gift was little requital for his great affection.
22. His news demanded some comfort in requital.
23. His honesty requested no requital other than fairness.
24. Her selfishness allowed for no requital of his mercy.
25. He received no kind requital for his help.
26. She offered no comfort in requital for his tears.
27. His news received scant requital in her cold reply.
28. Her gift offered little requital for his great sacrifice.
29. His goodness deserved noble requital.
30. Her favor required no requital beyond gratitude.
31. His hard labor deserved proper requital.
32. Her suffering asked only for just requital through mercy.
33. Their betrayal would demand severe requital in time.
34. Her gift was but small requital for his monumental efforts.
35. His loyalty deserved honorable requital.
36. The villain's evil deeds merited no requital beyond punishment.
37. Her offer of love was the noblest requital for his suffering heart.
38. His pain demanded the sweetest requital in release.
39. Their crime would require harsh requital under the law.
40. Her kindness merited grateful requital.
41. His selfless act deserved proper requital through reward.
42. Their cruelty would demand due requital.
43. His service required worthy requital.
44. The villain's deeds merited no requital beyond contempt.
45. Her thoughtfulness deserved kind requital.
46. Her aid merited thankful requital.
47. His goodness deserved worthy requital.
48. His gift solicited only grateful requital.
49. The villain's harm demanded just requital through punishment.
50. Her news required comforting requital.
51. The hero's sacrifice merited the noblest requital in honor.
52. His troubling news merited sympathetic requital.
53. His devotion deserved loving requital.
54. The villain's deeds merited no requital beyond disregard.
55. Her honesty requested only fair requital.
56. The wrongdoer's crime demanded due requital under law.
57. His generosity merited appreciative requital.
58. Her selfishness solicited no requital beyond reproach.
59. The victim's suffering demanded just requital through compensation.
60. The hero's service merited worthy requital in glory.

Common Phases

1. She sought requital for the wrong done to her.
2. He impatiently awaited the day of requital.
3. The victims demanded justice and requital for their suffering.
4. She gave her love freely, without thought of requital.
5. Requital can come in many forms - financial compensation, an apology, or punishment of the guilty party.
6. His only wish was for requital for the loss of his family.
7. Revenge was not her goal, but simple requital for the harm inflicted.
8. The act brought her no joy, simply offering requital for past hurts.
9. His sacrifice would ensure the requital of those who wronged them.
10. The court required no punishment, only proper requital for damages.
11. Retribution and requital often walk hand in hand.
12. Our debt can never be repaid, only some small requital offered.
13. She spoke of requital and retribution for generations of injustice.
14. He saw no need for violence, only fair and measured requital.
15. The people clamored for blood and requital for their leaders' murders.
16. Her gift was humble requital for the kindness shown to her.
17. Requital demands balance and justice for righting wrongs.
18. Their acts of violence provided no true requital, only perpetuating the cycle of hurt.
19. The only requital she desired was an admission of wrongdoing.
20. Requital often comes long after the harm was done.
21. His sacrifice brought those he loved the requital they deserved.
22. Her words of comfort offered small requital for his suffering.
23. They sought peaceful requital after decades of oppression.
24. Peace will only come through just requital and the rule of law.
25. Some wrongs require more than mere financial requital.
26. No amount of money could offer true requital for the harm done.
27. Vengeance and revenge differ greatly from just requital for injustice.
28. She felt little satisfaction from the requital she had wrought.
29. Legal requital alone will not bring true justice or closure.
30. Their friendship offered more requital than any material gift could.
31. Requital requires justice, not necessarily vengeance.
32. Her remorse offered small but meaningful requital for the harm done.
33. No heartfelt apology can amount to true requital for a life.
34. His death brought no requital, only greater tragedy.
35. Forgiving without requital is a rare and noble act.
36. Requital begins the process of healing and moving on.
37. Their love provided all the requital she needed for past wrongs.
38. The guilty rarely provide the requital their victims deserve.
39. His sacrifice meant giving the only requital within his power.
40. Material wealth makes for poor requital for lost opportunities.
41. True requital requires acknowledging the harm done.
42. No amount of punishment will provide sufficient requital.
43. Requital shall come, but in its own time and way.
44. The path to peace lies through requital, not vengeance.
45. For centuries they have awaited their due requital.
46. Requital demands justice, not retaliation.
47. In time, the universe provides its own requital.
48. Requital must be fair and appropriate to the harm.
49. Seeking requital from what cannot repair the harm does little good.
50. His love provides all the requital she will ever require.
51. The court ordered full financial requital for the plaintiff's suffering.
52. Their mistake requires some small requital, however inadequate.
53. In death he finds the only requital within his power to give.
54. Without justice, any requital is meaningless.
55. The law requires no more than just financial requital.
56. Requital demands truth and acknowledgment alongside compensation.
57. His ruthless methods brought little requital, only more suffering.
58. Requital requires justice proportional to the harm.
59. No amount of suffering will provide true requital for their loss.
60. Their fight was not vengeance but requital for injustice.