Sentence examples for most deservedly from inspiring English sources

DVORAK'S "New World" Symphony may be his most deservedly famous work, but I'll leave it to colleagues to recommend recordings.

Stravinsky's "Symphony of Psalms" is one of the most deservedly respected sacred works of the 20th century.

The most deservedly happy place on the planet is the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu, according to a radical new index published today.

There have been plenty of moments during this campaign cycle when Romney delivered some line or another that really did fit the caricature that Democrats have been sketching of him, with the famous "47 percent" monologue being the most deservedly devastating example.

Best known by some for his film work (he acted in "Short Cuts" and wrote the music for "Dr. T & the Women") and for being married for a short time to Julia Roberts, Lovett is most deservedly recognized for his sophisticated song crafting and his live shows.

After breaking out with the brutal crime thriller Sin Nombre, Cary Fukunaga switched genres and delivered a critically adored adaptation of Jane Eyre before defying expectations again by moving to the small screen and directing the first season of True Detective, one of the most deservedly talked about shows of recent years.

"We're honored to welcome you as the president's nominee for a position you have most-deservedly earned," said Senator Robert Menendez, the New Jersey Democrat chairing the hearing for the committee, which is still technically chaired by Kerry.

CES is a celebration, and for the most part deservedly so, of human imagination and ingenuity.

KARA_SWISHER: I think so, because if you really think about it, AOL is the company that has suffered the most, perhaps deservedly so, because of its merger.

Sebelius is faulted, for the most part deservedly, for presiding over the initial failure of the website.

The most ritzy and deservedly famous restaurant here is La Bersagliera (00 39 081 764 6016; www.labersagliera.it; closed Tuesday; booking essential) serving particularly good seafood – the likes of swordfish costs €15 (£11.50).