Sentence examples for deservedly called from inspiring English sources
For this delusion he was deservedly called reactionary.
"He has worked his socks off for us and was deservedly called up by England".
More fun than a barrel of clockwork monkeys is Sky Pirates from Liesel Schwarz (Del Rey, £16.99), the latest Victorian extravaganza from a writer quite deservedly called the "High Priestess of Steampunk".
Naïve writers, "naturals" like the 17th-century English diarist Samuel Pepys, the late 18th-century French naïf Restif de la Bretonne, the 20th-century American novelist Henry Miller, are all deservedly called stylists, although their styles are far removed from the deliberate, painstaking practice of a Flaubert or a Turgenev.
Paré was surgeon to four kings of France, and he has deservedly been called the father of modern surgery.
21st over: England 51-3 (Bell 2, Taylor 8) South Africa 309 Kallis takes over from Philander and starts with a slow whanger that is called wide, deservedly so.
Forams have been called "nature's masons," and deservedly so.
Gorgeous at 61, Brinkley is probably the most ageless woman on the face of the earth (and thus deservedly just launched a skincare line with Kohl's called Christie Brinkley Authentic Skincare).
In describing Dahl's first, deservedly unread novel, he calls it "extraordinary, undervalued and visionary".
Years ago, there was a comic strip called "Pogo" by Walt Kelly, and the possum who was its hero uttered a deservedly famous line: "We have met the enemy and he is us".
Restless Palate Start with lunch at Ciya Sofrasi, a counter-service joint that's deservedly famous for its obscure, "forgotten" ingredients (vegetables like goosefoot and mallow, a sour weed called stone crab) and obsessively researched renditions of historic fare.
