Sentence examples for is deserving of recognition from inspiring English sources

The opposition, too, is deserving of recognition.

Yet Bypass is deserving of recognition; a modern refashioning of classic social realism that builds with the momentum of an American thriller.

Although it is agreed that Popov's experimental work in connection with Hertzian waves is deserving of recognition, it has not been generally accepted that radio communication was actually invented by him.

Pick ourselves/pick other women: Before we can be picked by anyone or honored by an award, we have to first believe that we (singularly and collectively) are deserving of recognition and that our accomplishments matter.

Having agreed to his pay being cut from £8m to £3m when Honda withdrew, and it seemed the team was in danger of going under, he feels the part he played in winning the team the world championship in its maiden, and it turns out only, season, is deserving of greater material recognition.

It said more needed to be done to show that recipients working in politics were deserving of special recognition, it added.

"Pope Francis is an articulate and effective voice for fundamental human rights and is highly deserving of recognition by the Nobel Committee," the letter says.

But another nominee for this year's prize is also deserving of recognition: the Internet.

As for honorable mentions in censorship achievement for 2009, I believe Bucknell is also deserving of recognition for denying students the right to satirize the government's stimulus plan.

There are 28 additions, which include several that I know are eminently deserving of recognition.

She's eminently deserving of recognition for her restrained, emotionally complex portrayal of an English professor slipping into early-onset Alzheimer's, but she'd be the frontrunner even if she wasn't.