Sentence examples similar to deserved word from inspiring English sources
It deserves words to match.
"Life is like that, full of words that are not worth saying or that were worth saying once but not anymore, each word that we utter will take up the space of another more deserving word, not deserving in its own right, but because of the possible consequences of saying it".
Lyrical is probably the most overused word in jazz criticism, but if anybody deserves the word, Mr. McHenry is the one.
Why he is not to be understood as a positivist deserves a word or two of further discussion here, if only because the belief that he was sympathetic to positivism, at least early in his life, is so widespread (for a fuller discussion, see Howard 1993).
The opening credits deserve a word here.
And he deserves every word of every plaudit.
The feeling I had then just deserves the word doom".
They've got to be deserving — a word that means a different thing depending on the night.
Over Thanksgiving weekend last year, he had a self-described "epiphany" in which he realized that the fighters in Iraq didn't deserve the word "insurgents".
Robust military recruiting practices, robust diplomatic efforts, robust accounting methods, robust agricultural subsidies — nothing is too bureaucratically stupefying to deserve the word's implication of ruddy outdoor strength.
After the latest developments in the saga of Alex Rodriguez — and it takes a special man matched with special circumstances to fully deserve the word "saga" — anyone who has watched the Yankees organization over the years should not be blamed for asking themselves one question: What would George Steinbrenner do?
