Sentence examples for deserved air from inspiring English sources

But his facts, if sometimes over-indulged at the expense of characterisation, always had a deserved air of authenticity.

It came up in his interview this spring with Ron Paul, who actually had some new ideas that I felt deserved airing, but he couldn't get much of that past Russert, who applied his inside-the-Beltway logic.

Sari International Airport in 2004 to 2010 by considering the growth of global tourism, had improvement in air traffic but still is far away the deserving air traffic and number of passengers handling for Sari.

Unfortunately because of the relatively long distance between Sari International Airport and the city and suburbs besides the lack of the proper access to these areas, tourists and businessmen didn't consider it as beginning or ending point of their travels, so Sari International Airport missed its deserving air traffic.

But they could have hoped for little impact if they had kept their views classified, and the issue is one that deserves airing.

Mr. Kulistikov also dismissed some of Mr. Putin's most outspoken critics as people whose views did not deserve airing because they undermined what he called "the higher magistrates elected by the people".

However, what happened next deserves airing as well.

But he has posed -- make that hoisted to half-mast -- some sexual-politics issues that deserve airing at least as much as those gray boxer briefs.

It's a deliberately incendiary television gimmick, and they're paying Pat Buchanan to do it, even though he and Tancredo hold entirely ludicrous views on race that only really deserve airing in the context of a segment about race-baiting crackpottery.

Spring is here, and many of us are drawn outside for some well deserved fresh air and exercise.

"Delawareans deserve clean air, but our air quality is significantly impacted by pollution traveling downwind from other states".