Sentence examples for may deserve the from inspiring English sources

Well, they may deserve the demagogue.

But Russ Curtis may deserve the title of Mr. Creativity.

She admits she may deserve the internet moniker she has acquired – "the supply teacher of comedy".

And maybe most important, who among them has never voted, or rarely voted, or voted in ways that may deserve the special status of swing voter?

The city's quick flip from surplus to deficit -- exacerbated by the economic fallout from Sept. 11 -- may deserve the headlines, but the debt load limits what the city can do to address that deficit.

And where is "A Day in the Country," another truncated film of Renoir's from the thirties, which may deserve the title of greatest non-feature-length movie ever made?

We may deserve this, but the republic doesn't.

In instances of congruent merit, the goodness of the act does not require the giver to reward the agent, though it does provide sufficient cause for the reward to be given, as when one receives an Academy Award: although many of the audience members may deserve an Oscar, the winner receives it because something about her performance is somehow pleasing to the Academy.

"Regardless of anyone's opinions of me and what I may or may not deserve," the release added, "clearly the fans, individuals in this band, management, crew and our support group do not deserve this type of treatment".

Though McGaughey often finds a way to win major stakes for fillies and mares, the jockey Eibar Coa may deserve most of the credit this time.

Although rare, any evidence of invasion of the pelvic wall (suspected when the tumor lies 3 mm from the pelvic side wall) should be reported, because the patient may deserve neoadjuvant chemotherapy to reduce the bulk of the disease.