Sentence examples for never warranted from inspiring English sources

The ban gave it a credibility it never warranted.

Susannah seemed to inhabit a universe that often wounded but never warranted bitterness.

Yet his name has apparently never warranted a mention in this newspaper.

But the demand for dairy maids' buckets has never warranted plantations of the trees even in the milkiest of times.

That faith was never warranted, but the past month effectively revealed the difference between unfounded optimism and an outright delusion.

But his most important journey never warranted a novel and never made it to the silver screen.

Maybe that is why — even though her pregnancy has no impact on her ability to do her new job, and a new baby would never warrant news stories about a male chief executive's hiring — Ms. Mayer's pregnancy news has attracted so much attention.

I woke up late and grumbled through my warm shower, played Words With Friends instead of meeting impending deadlines, put in 40 uninspired minutes at the gym and slept the plagued sleep of the oldish, doomed to never warrant exultant trumpets or Costas's linguistic acrobatics.

The debates kept the decision open until the final day of the 90-day deadline imposed by the independent counsel law, when Mr. Radek and other lawyers from the public integrity section persuaded Ms. Reno that the facts would never warrant prosecution, the officials said.

As I wrote after the Charlie Hebdo massacre, offensive speech never warrants violence, regardless of its inflammatory nature.

They understand that free speech and expression, as long as it directly hurts no one, never warrants any type of violence -- despite what many believe, many Muslims can indeed "take a joke," or at least tolerate it.