Sentence examples for has been deservedly from inspiring English sources

— Patrick Farrell Zester Daily: Dry, dribbly and monstrous, the eclair has been deservedly eclipsed.

The chilling original lives on while the remake has been deservedly buried without a trace.

His handling of the economy has been deservedly praised by Western donors.

The ECB has been deservedly mocked over its mishandling of the both the vaguely ludicrous Pietersen reintegration process post- Textgate" and his subsequent sacking this February.

This company, the first mixed British and American troupe approved by Actors Equity to perform in New York, has been deservedly praised here and in Britain for its ingenious productions of ancient plays.

The Securities and Exchanges Commission has been deservedly criticised for not following up on years of complaints about Madoff, many of which came from a Boston investigator, Harry Markopolos, whom they treated as a crank.

The mayor did his job well in positing a worst-case scenario; if he had done otherwise and the storm turned out to be as devastating as predicted, the mayor would have been deservedly criticized.

By strictly literary criteria Amy Bloom is a fine writer, really a very fine writer: a scrupulous observer of widely varying human types and the precise kinds of bric-a-brac they surround themselves with, a maker of exceedingly elegant sentences, and a sophisticated storyteller whose previous books, including the engaging, picaresque novel Away, have been deservedly acclaimed.

There were failings: the presumably mandatory downstairs-servants stuff didn't (or doesn't yet) wash at all, chiefly through credibility and that mainly because the corrupt household steward, Penge, resembles the kind of unwashed skunk-face who might have been deservedly toe-ended out of a Marseille brothel.

Taylor says Watford have been deservedly promoted, but says he is concerned as to whether the current squad will be strong enough defensively when they face Premier League teams.

Shearer said Moyes and club owner Ellis Short had been "deservedly" criticised this season, but the players - booed off at half-time and full-time against Swansea - should also be blamed.