Sentence examples for have a deserved from inspiring English sources

Despite the law, or even because of it, some British newspapers have a deserved reputation for irresponsible journalism.

West Orange does have a deserved reputation for serving special education students, and for the quality of its high school Advanced Placement classes, Mr. Kraemer agreed.

Above all, the welcoming Lillois have a deserved reputation for enjoying themselves, which visitors quickly discover in the city's numerous bistros and pubs.

The Boredoms — which now consist of Eye and three drummers — have never sold more than thirty thousand copies of an album, but they have a deserved reputation as a dogged and inspired cult band.

A very strong year for Hare pieces – that also included a smart new play The Moderate Soprano (Hampstead) and a frank memoir, The Blue Touch Paper (Faber) – was crowned by this project, which is expected to have a deserved showing at the National Theatre in 2016.

Dominating possession early in the second match of the 32-team tournament, El Tri appeared to have a deserved 1-0 lead in the 12th minute when forward Giovani Dos Santos volleyed a cross from teammate Hector Herrera past Cameroon goalkeeper Charles Itandje.

Paris has a deserved reputation for being chic.

It had a deserved reputation for being one of America's worst, if most profitable, newspapers.

Three minutes later the home side had a deserved lead when Leon Osman picked out Ross Barkley.

Duncan Fletcher, a refugee from Zimbabwe who is England's coach, has a deserved public reputation as a taciturn, unsmiling figure.

The school has a deserved reputation as a marketing powerhouse, but finance and general management are also popular majors.