Sentence examples for deserving of having from inspiring English sources

If we are going to continue to have artists deserving of having statues raised to them, doing must not be seen as more important than viewing.

"Whether Justin Bieber is deserving of having a full run of vinyl, that's not for me to decide," Reed says with a laugh.

And by the way, these people aren't considered crazy -- they're just called faithful, and deserving of having that faith respected and lent credence by the rest of us.

Apparently Mr. Simpson thinks American workers do not deserve to get back the money they paid in, or that they are less deserving of having their bonds paid than China, which also holds billions of dollars in US Treasury bonds.

"They deserve a chance of having a voice at work, and we are good at helping people do that".

Politicians insist criminals don't deserve the honour of having a say in who leads the country.

And Koch deserves the respect of having his policies fully reported in their proper context in his obituary.

Leibniz, Kant, and others focused on examples in which a person is said to deserve happiness in virtue of having been morally excellent.

Satirical written news does indeed deserve the high honor of having its own Pulitzer category.

Some have said that if someone deserves something, D, in virtue of having some desert base, DB, then the deserving one must be responsible for having DB (see, for example, Rawls 1971; Rachels 1978; Sadurski 1985).

This would not be deserving of mention had not Mr. Bergonzi in recent interviews made a point of insisting that he would sing the role as written, with no downward transpositions.