Sentence examples for feel merited from inspiring English sources

Allan Mayer, one of the P.R. specialists Meyer employed to deal with the investigation (which the paper, in the end, didn't feel merited publication), says that if Finke had been trying to arrange a truce for Meyer, "we would have known".

If you're going to come out strongly against Spotlight, a film that many feel merited its win, you had best have a sound enough reason.

I phoned Tahiti Tourism and pointed out that Gauguin had actually spent a little time on Bora Bora but they did not feel that this merited changing our itinerary.

This year, although acknowledging Haneke's awesome Amour (and the performances of Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva, for whom I'll be rooting come Oscar nomination day), there were also late nods for European co-production Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and British film Shame which, although merited, feel somewhat out of step.

Leicester made them feel so ineffective, of course, and more than merited reward for a display that verged on dominance until the last half-hour.

It was a merited triumph for United but it was still possible to feel some sympathy for Motherwell.

"The compensation committee felt that our exceptional performance in 2011 merited these compensation awards".

But I was even more severely irked that Casale, let alone anyone, felt that the issue of Mitt Romney's dog being tied to the roof of a car 30 odd years ago, not only merited further discussion, but deserved to be immortalized in song.