Sentence examples for a deserving subject from inspiring English sources

At several points over the years even some Stoke City fans would have agreed it would be a deserving subject of The Thing That Should Not Be.

Should the British film industry ever stop making affectionate obituaries of the working class – Pride, Brassed Off, Made in Dagenham – and document current struggles instead, the Focus E15 Mothers would be a deserving subject.

Each episode follows the new Fab Five as they give a deserving subject a makeover starting from the inside.

Rather than put "girls and women" in one corner – as deserving subjects who can be put to work for development – and leave "boys and men" to be picked up only when they turn bad, we need a fresh approach.

The prevalence of this stuff across his albums approaches monomania, and can ruin even the best tracks (a cut as thrillingly individual and remarkable as Spend the Night surely deserves subject matter to match; instead, E-40 and guests fill it with lyrics about how to get a woman in a club to sleep with them).

(JJ) Born in Edinburgh, brought up in Canada, resident in Trinidad, Doig was the subject of a deserved mid-career retrospective at Tate Britain earlier this year.

Finally, with her wonderful new film Certain Women heading to cinemas later this year, American micro-master Kelly Reichardt is the subject of a deserved tribute from mubi.com, streaming four of her finely grained features – Old Joy, Wendy and Lucy, Meek's Cutoff and her newly restored 1994 debut River of Grass – until early September.

It is devoted to the general physician who needs a tool for deciding whether a subject deserves further diagnostic investigation in specialised centres.

"The more I dug into the history of smut in the 1950s and 1960s, the more I realized it was a subject deserving serious study".

But such a fascinating subject deserves a less superficial bioplay than this one, whose lackluster writing is matched by Julianne Boyd's pedestrian direction.

Any serious filmgoer owes it to himself or herself to see noteworthy films; a movie that successfully and artistically tackles such a challenging subject deserves to be watched.