Sentence examples for generally deserved from inspiring English sources

They, and theatre generally, deserved their moment of TV exposure.

Given my fellow Canadians' generally deserved reputation for level-headedness, and the fact that the Conservatives won their 2011 mandate with under forty per cent of the popular vote, this seems unlikely to lead to a rally beneath the party's banner.

Mr Blair, the prime minister from 1997 to 2007, said the security services did an "important, dangerous job" and generally deserved the full support of the country.

Yngwie Malmsteen, Jan Akkerman, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, the underrated Mick Mars, and several others, have kind of a circus-performer quality to their playing and personas, inspiring lots of generally deserved Wow!s (along these lines, remember the name Guthrie Govan, 'cause here he comes!) But, Randy, Randy, Randy... with Randy, it always was, and always will be... Reverence.

It's easy to denounce the political class, but in a democracy the public generally deserves the leaders it gets.

Last November, they rioted.In general, the United States is not content with depriving criminals of their freedom, which they generally deserve; it also seems bent on doing all it can to make their lives more miserable.

And despite the occasional pseudo proclivity ("Ingmar Bergman and Madonna should have been at Monterey Pop"), her lyrics generally deserve better delivery than she can muster, littered as they are with striking observations and barbed couplets like "It used to be so good/ Now, I've got a gun".

Thus, a separate question that, generally, deserves clarification is the nature of the divalent metal atoms that are bound by the RNA-protein complexes in vivo.

I found the kudos generally well deserved.

Indeed, its positive reputation is generally well deserved.

(Frank's prodigious output generally also deserves mention).