Sentence examples for deserved slightly from inspiring English sources

He probably deserved slightly better than this.

MacFarlane was good in this, and if the punchline were not so telegraphed from the opening seconds, this may have deserved slightly more recognition.

· Traditionally, a speech by Geoff Hoon is of interest only to anyone seeking a safe hiding place for a map of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, or photographic evidence that Prince Philip is a nymphomaniac Martian, but yesterday's effort calling for compulsory voting deserves slightly more attention.

In 1976, the court ruled that sex discrimination deserved only slightly less constitutional scrutiny than racial discrimination — a principle that even the E.R.A.'s opponents claimed to accept.

Some lists, though, are deserving of slightly greater consideration – like, for example, this one compiled by "Sprakradet" – The Language Council of Sweden.

The update also lets users create those same rulesets for anyone already stored in your contact list — maybe they deserve a slightly warmer recorded greeting than those folks who won't disclose who they are.

I wrote off his cockiness as immaturity and even slightly deserved.

The scoreline suggested that as well and they probably deserved to be slightly ahead at half-time, but they found some momentum in the second half.

The Giornate del Cinema Muto has a fearsome scholarly reputation, which is well deserved, but ever so slightly misleading.

"This show doesn't deserve an even slightly restless host and neither do you".

You deserve to be slightly more famous within your own specialised world and you should start to make that happen.