Sentence examples for but it warranted from inspiring English sources

In the concluding statements, one prosecuting attorney admitted that what Till did was wrong, but it warranted a spanking, not murder.

The Pulitzers aren't the Oscars — if teary speeches are delivered, they take place in relative privacy — but it warrants a momentary choke-up to consider the pluck of the devoted poetry lovers at Copper Canyon — working out of a white clapboard structure with whole states between them and the supposed center of the publishing world, wooing Merwin, winning the big ones.

"But it warrants careful consideration in practice," Giza said.

It is currently unknown which mechanism might produce this robustness, but it warrants further investigation.

We do not know whether similar mechanisms might also operate in species-diverse systems, but it warrants investigation.

This factor has not been examined in the literature but it warrants further examination in our upcoming larger trial.

Given the focus of attention on specific body parts during the checking procedure, this seems a plausible explanation but it warrants further exploration.

Keep it trimmed--Surely you've heard it before, but it warrants repeating...regular trims prevent split ends.

At Wednesday's hearing, the 2005 Lions captain admitted he had committed an act of foul play but denied it warranted a red card.

I get where [the criticism's] coming from but is it warranted?

Intelligence agencies reviewed information about the satellite launching last fall, but concluded that it warranted no action.