Sentence examples similar to merited ovation from inspiring English sources
He contributed little to merit another ovation, trying to find his place on the court.
The show no doubt merited a standing ovation, and it got one.
His soaring leaps and soundless landings are mesmerising, his jetés are arrow-sharp and his first-night ovation with Vishneva was fully merited.
The standing ovation routinely afforded to acts of this vintage is, in Crosby, Stills & Nash's case, entirely merited.
England departed the World Cup with a spluttering goalless draw against Costa Rica and an admission from management and players alike that they did not merit the standing ovation granted them after the final whistle from the nation's travelling support.
The nation of Zimbabwe merits a standing ovation.
They gave us an ovation that, obviously, our results didn't merit.
She was rewarded with 5.7s and 5.8s for technical merit and 5.8s and 5.9s for presentation, as well as a standing ovation.
Mr Terrier was given a lengthy ovation and awarded the Légion d'honneur - France's highest order of merit.
