Sentence examples for deserved level of from inspiring English sources

Why do we always wait for artists to die to elevate them to their deserved level of "legends" when they had long earned the title while still alive?

I suspect that they'll succeed in doing the same thing at a higher budget level, and when their films achieve a well-deserved level of commercial success and the circumstances of their lives change commensurately.

Although she never won the Nobel Prize for Economics, economists across the political spectrum thought she deserved that level of recognition.

Like a number of Beatles authors and biographers, Schaffner found that neither the album nor the tour deserved the level of abuse it received in some sections of the press.

I don't think, frankly, that our press deserve that level of trust.

Does that one move deserve the level of distrust and distaste it engendered?

"That was just funny, it didn't deserve the level of security the government had given it," she said.

Asked if the prizes intentionally trumped the Nobels, at least in monetary terms, he said: "The best minds in fundamental physics deserve that level of recognition.

"What we represent and who we represent deserves a level of respect," he said, adding that were he to speak, the convention might be a little more interesting.

At this late date, don't our troops deserve some level of accountability from the people who sent them there and whose folly and bungling have caused so many to be killed and maimed for no purpose beyond their unwillingness to admit error?

(One might allow that very non-virtuous persons deserve some level of bad fortune or negative well-being).