Sentence examples for deserve a public from inspiring English sources
They deserve a public airing.
Other administration activities deserve a public airing.
Yes, many in Wall Street deserve a public flogging (see Joe Nocera's column, Nov. 1).
It's easy to see why they do not deserve a public subsidy.
"The medical staff deserve a public apology and I'm very disappointed that the club hasn't come out and done something to support them - they were just doing their job.
We do not intend to think small or settle for less than what our customers deserve: a public place that will serve as a fitting gateway to our city for the more than 550,000 passengers who pass through Penn each day.
"New Zealand deserves a public holiday if the All Whites win against Paraguay," said the legislator, Trevor Mallard.
This fossilized superstar deserves a public audience, preferably on its old home turf.
Mr. Lewis was referring to the saga of Harken Energy, which now truly deserves a public airing.
The confirmation that the United States has tortured prisoners ("U.S. Practiced Torture After 9/11, Nonpartisan Review Concludes," front page, April 16) deserves a public reaction of outrage.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, who own a 1903 Curved Dash Oldsmobile, a 1905 REO and a 1930 Oldsmobile convertible roadster, decided that Baby REO and Mama REO deserved a public stage.
