Sentence examples for more deserving than from inspiring English sources

Some people may be grateful for the distraction: Michael Vick, for example, who is at least as deserving of another shot as Favre is — and more deserving than Nixon was, despite (or, perhaps, because of) Nixon's treacly presentation of himself as a dog lover in order to dodge one of his scandals.

(Even in a slightly down season it was more deserving than at least three of those).

Is a child who grows up with those advantages more deserving than one who doesn't?

There are many places infinitely more deserving than the filthy hands of Hamilton.

Were the widows of Manhattan more deserving than those of the Bronx?

I suppose the others seemed more deserving than I did, with their faded bandannas and goatskin bags sagging with wine.

War heroes would be a more deserving cause than the gypsies, gays, foreigners and fraudsters favoured by the fund, it snorted.

Cannie not only finds love with a far more deserving man than the magazine columnist; she also discovers that getting thin makes her miserable, and that she's happier — more herself, more lovable — when she's plump.

Cannie not only finds love with a far more deserving man than the magazine columnist; she also discovers that getting thin makes her miserable, and that she's happier more herself, more lovable when she's plump.

Considering the criteria, it's difficult to find a more deserving recipient than Jason Eisner, a professor in the Department of Computer Science and a member of the Center for Language and Speech Processing, who was just given this honor.

"Asking people to give you money out of the goodness of their hearts is charity and there are much more deserving charities than your higher education," she said.