Sentence examples for especially deserving from inspiring English sources

"The level of talent, potential and dedication that the students at Juilliard represent," Mr. and Mrs. Kovner said in a joint statement, "is incredibly inspiring and especially deserving of recognition and support.

That the new version takes place in America is part of the point, since Americans — to a European intellectual this almost goes without saying — are especially deserving of the kind of moral correction Mr. Haneke takes it upon himself to mete out.

The contestants also tend to come across as especially deserving.

We're not especially deserving of tact and care.

Clarence Aaron seemed to be especially deserving of a federal commutation, an immediate release from prison granted by the president of the United States.

Nor are these fund managers especially deserving, as compared to poor and middle-class families that need a tax break to send their kids to college.

reconstruction the Reich authorities had made outstanding contributions; Reich Marshal Goering and Minister Speer especially deserve great credit for the help given in reviving the industry of the country.

Last week, my husband and I attended a local comedy show and cringed as one of the "comedians" started a rant against vegans, saying chickens especially "deserved to die".

It was a lead the visitors' hard-working midfielders especially deserved, but it was almost wiped out within two minutes when Hoolahan produced the game's outstanding piece of skill to shoot inches beyond the far post.

Although this ballet usually wins an ovation, the one here seemed especially deserved: the Miami company has developed a rich association with Ms. Tharp in recent years and delivers this choreography with marvelous detail and richness.

Each of the CBSO principals shone – hard to pick from the many, but flute and trumpet especially deserve mention – and reminded us why music from the past, played like this, is precisely as new and alive as a great performance of Hamlet, though no one ever complains, as they do about canonical composers, that Shakespeare is a "dead writer".