Sentence examples for given its due from inspiring English sources

But it is given its due individual weight.

It is an illness that deserves to be given its due, uneasy as it may make us.

Brazil's Carnevale is as frantic and festive as the New Orleans celebration, and it will be given its due on Tuesday from 6 30 to 9 30 p.m. (reservations on the half-hour) at Back Forty, 190 Avenue B (12th Street), where the chef, Shanna Pacifico, has family ties to Brazil.

There were no 'indie labels' to speak of at the time, and no real way for this music to pass beyond the shores of Manhattan, so this music hasn't been given its due as the amazing, ground-breaking stuff it was.

Each gown and accessory seems to have a story behind it, and, this being the Smithsonian Channel, that history is given its due.

But it is also only a fine operation if closure is given its due attention, as much as openings are.

I'm not even going to mention 50 Cents' first pitch in Queens on Tuesday, one which the Guardian gave its due.

In that same year he published Russell Baker's Book of American Humor, which, following an illuminating introduction, gives its due to figures such as Benjamin Franklin, Mark Twain, and James Thurber.

But it is strange that Paris, the former red capital of France, should be so timid and not give its due to a central (if questionable) figure of the revolution.

It is perhaps only in Ireland that the pun is given its proper due.

Sessions is a famous name in American music, one that is given its periodic due.