Sentence examples similar to merited accolade from inspiring English sources

The designer, who won the British Fashion Council/Vogue award this year, proved how much he merited the accolade.

"Mélanges," the title of the show put on by Cirque Plume, the little French circus playing through Saturday under the yellow big top in Damrosch Park as part of the Lincoln Center Festival 2001, is one of those designations that merit an accolade for truth in advertising.

And while his play on the court may no longer merit accolades, just seeing him out there competing, offering advice to rookies, or just chatting with his competitors, should bring a smile to face of even the most ardent Kobe haters.

I always thought it was the kind of accolade Belfast merited: we didn't care what anyone thought, or wrote (and they wrote a lot), we liked it.

Past Peace Prize laureates were divided, some saying that Obama deserved the award, and others saying he had not secured the achievements to yet merit such an accolade.

It merits an accolade that's far harder to earn than "authentic".

At a time when it's widely assumed that Jack White and a handful of unknown indie chums merits the accolade, Them Crooked Vultures is a supergroup worthy of the term, in the classic rock tradition of Blind Faith and ELP.

Even if she had more substantial accolades during her lifetime, surely her activities and personal taste merited this small attention.

He merited his chance".

Bodies has sold 240,000 copies in hardback, way ahead of its competition in the Costas, but does popularity necessarily equal literary merit and accolades?

Many Plano students received National Merit Scholarship accolades in the 2007 school year, including 46 finalists, 54 semi-finalists, and 62 commended students.