Sentence examples for Deserve the privilege from inspiring English sources

Butt took penalties in normal time, and, like the others, claimed he trained harder to deserve the privilege.

This is about whether he has the character to deserve the privilege of a lifetime judicial appointment.

The arts exist to tell society truths about itself, but until we start calling each other to account and facing our own unpleasant truths, we don't deserve the privilege of being called artists.

"Our feeling was that when students become seniors and are responsible, they deserve the privilege of leaving school for lunch," he said, adding: "The welfare and safety of our students is our first priority.

Maybe we don't deserve the privilege of that comfort".

Does he deserve the privilege of playing on a football team and representing a university?

Masculinity has fewer hidden physical rites, but many men believe that they deserve the privileges of tribal privacy all the same.

Russia does not deserve the privileges of being a member of the global community if it chooses to make up its own rules and act with subterfuge.

The new Volkswagen Golf is just such an ad, and it many ways it deserves the privilege.

It's hard not to look at this ­story, which not only risks sentimentality but exults in it, and wonder if we are supposed to see Cavanaugh, too, as a case of "discard and loss," and if not, why only he, out of the 13 protagonists here, deserves the privilege of a distinct humanness.

As things stand now, how can I say that my church deserves the privileges it has in sectors committed to equality.