Sentence examples for deserve something more from inspiring English sources

Carefully shaved artichoke hearts ($7.95) deserve something more buttery and flavorful to coat them.

If he can't do that, it proves ambivalence in his feelings for you, whereas you deserve something more unequivocal.

Mr. Duelfer said in that interview that questions involving Iraq's pursuit of so-called weapons of mass destruction "deserve something more than just a simple-minded archaeological exam of the W.M.D. program".

Think hard: would it make sense to take a line from the chorus and use it as the title, or does the song deserve something more creative?

Surely it deserves something more romantic than that?

Uncle Charlie's existed, but I thought we deserved something more sexy and exciting.

While military employees deserve high praise for work well done under dangerous circumstances, draftees deserved something more.

Churchgoers and cinemagoers deserved something more than Mel Gibson's horror-sentimentalism.

Visitors to ground zero deserved "something more than" a construction site, it was said.

It deserves something more incisive than David Farr's production, which is lethargic, though full of knowing drollery.

Coventry's fans deserved something more current to celebrate and Robins's side did give them a flurry of chances to cheer.