Sentence examples for evidently deserved from inspiring English sources

One minute I seemed to be happily careering through life, Marlboro Menthol in one hand, gin and tonic in the other, treating anyone who took exercise with the total disdain they evidently deserved; the next thing I knew, I'd turned into a walking library of quiet neuroses about everything: how much I smoked, how much I drank, what I weighed.

For him, evidently, they deserved to die.

Generally you have to request a whipping, but evidently I deserved one.

Evidently modern architecture deserves more recognition for the valued contribution it makes to the urban landscapes that we live in today.

Hayden, evidently peeved, testified that intelligence officers deserved "not to have every action analyzed, second-guessed, and criticized on the front pages of the newspapers".

Mayweather won a split decision, which most experts agreed that he deserved, even if the crowd evidently did not.

Jones got the Victoria Cross, Britain's highest military award, but evidently many soldiers don't think he deserved it since his sally seemed mad and futile, accomplishing nothing, either in saving fellow troops or capturing a position.

Fincher evidently had not fancied his chances either, not showing up, but it was a neat move by Bafta – a savvy pre-emption of accusations of home-grown bias, as well as a deserved win.

Such readiness to take risks for peace deserves praise, not condemnation.The Palestinians evidently accepted just about all the conditions laid out by Bill Clinton in the "parameters" he proposed as his term of office ended in early 2001.

Rooney is a selfish, petulant, overpaid liability that does not deserve an England team shirt evidently demonstrated by this latest debacle.

Jindal, who still evidently harbors fantasies of running for president, deserves blame for the situation.