Sentence examples for deserving the name from inspiring English sources

History and civilisation are an authoritative record the mind has left, is leaving, and will leave, and objectivity deserving the name would take this record as a starting point.

Moreover, from the point of view of the functional conception, it is unclear why (1) picks out anything valuable — anything deserving the name of a virtue — at all.

Alternatively, the opponent may accept that the putatively problematic attribute is a non-negotiable component of anything deserving the name "morality," but deny that it really is problematic.

Without a figurehead, the coup did not deserve the name.

Yet the expansion has been so desultory that it barely deserved the name.

Meanwhile, Congress is promoting a political reform which scarcely deserves the name.

"It does not deserve the name 'National Mall,' " said Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington's nonvoting member of Congress.

"I was just waiting for a horse good enough to deserve the name," Mack said.

Politically, we live in a democracy that barely deserves the name".

Jelena's bathing suit hardly deserved the name, some bits of cloth and a strap or two.

As you rightly point out, her Energiewende is a mess and her European policy hardly deserves the name.