Sentence examples for deserve too much from inspiring English sources

In the grand scale of things they do not deserve too much sympathy.

Investors applauded General Motor's announcement to cut a few truck factories, but the carmaker doesn't deserve too much credit.

I like to think the film-op caught her off guard and caused the minor memory loss -- hey, if Kris could just have a dollar for every time that happens she'd... well, I guess she doesn't deserve too much slack.

"He won't score another like it, I'd put money on it, but I don't think we deserved too much for a performance like that," said Poyet.

"I'm gonna take off my shades," Ms. Keys said, " 'cause she deserves way too much respect for me to have anything covering my eyes".

Bridezilla, a splice of reptilian monster and bride, first appeared in the Boston Globe on 29 June 1995, in an article about the miseries of wedding planners; not, I think, a cartel deserving of too much lamentation.

And can America offer a path for those who deserve it without spending too much money or encouraging thousands of other people to try entering illegally?

Implicit in the German prescription is the message that the sinners who spent and borrowed too much deserve to be punished.

"The people of Spokane who are earning under $14,000 a year work too hard, care too much, deserve more, and we're going to get them more".

Even if Alabama state legislators aren't interested in helping low-wage workers get the raise they deserve, it is hardly too much to expect them to respect the legitimacy of the decision of the people of Birmingham.

Even Chevron's shareholders, who think they deserve sympathy, should not worry too much.