Sentence examples for more deserved than from inspiring English sources

But nowhere is it more deserved than at MagPies (112 South Central Street; 865-673-0471; www.magplaceakes.com), a place whose motto is "all butter all the time".

Their tenacity (beating Spurs 2-1 away on the last day of the season in 1996‑97 when only victory would do) and luck (there were nine other last-day escapes over the years, some rather more deserved than others) at times gave rise to shoots of genuine talent.

When we feel that the Other is encroaching on what we hold dear be it nice beer, the lesser read works of a difficult midcentury European novelist, or just plain old vinyl we get defensive, annoyed, desperate to prove that our enjoyment is more deserved than the johnny-come-latelies who only started drinking IPA after they read about it in the Metro.

Consequently, whites are considered "more deserving" than blacks.

Douglas said there is already a growing sentiment of Islamophobia, and some immigrants are seen as "more deserving" than others.

Why is one person's grief more deserving than another?" she said.

Oregon Coach Mike Bellotti had argued that his team was more deserving than Nebraska of a berth in the Rose Bowl.

THE United Nation's summit on sustainable development, now under way in Johannesburg, is a rallying point for a plethora of causes, some more deserving than others.

Bring it back when it says "Sherlock Holmes" or Steven Moffat or myself — someone else who's more deserving than the second series of "Downton Abbey".

"I don't think we can pretend her results are any more deserving than a lot of other people, but that's just how life works.

How can anyone believe just because a person is a member of a certain segment of society, he or she is more deserving than someone else?