Sentence examples for deserve a word from inspiring English sources

The opening credits deserve a word here.

They've got to be deserving — a word that means a different thing depending on the night.

Why he is not to be understood as a positivist deserves a word or two of further discussion here, if only because the belief that he was sympathetic to positivism, at least early in his life, is so widespread (for a fuller discussion, see Howard 1993).

The thrill and terror should be fairly universal, but the itchiness deserves a word of explanation.

Pottle deserves a special word - he is the Jeeves of editors, ever ready with a concise but helpful footnote, the master of the informative appendix.

The Times concurred that his portrayal deserved "a special word of praise for its quiet and natural humour".

Both directors of rugby and players, in other words, deserve a pat on the back.

These are fine English words that deserve a place in the dictionary – but then so does every other word of English.

"No, no," he insists, and I deserve a prize for getting that word - twice - out of someone who's made a book out of saying yes.

I don't intend to spend much time looking at the circumstances around the No Mas bout itself, but it deserves a few words.

There is a sidebar on how to nail hetero guys but it's so easy it only deserves a few words.