Sentence examples for often deservedly from inspiring English sources

There is much in the Palestine papers that the PA's detractors will seize upon, and often deservedly so.

Bill Gates gets his share of ridicule, often deservedly, when PCs sprout problems like these.

This is why, as happened just this week, they keep winning the Nobel Prize for Literature even though the writers who win it are the authors of extremely - and, it must be said, often deservedly - obscure books.

The details of meltdown are gory, and the rumors, gossip and finger pointing rife, and often deservedly critical.

And this brings me to my last observation: The United Nations as a whole has taken its lumps over the past few years, often deservedly.

"Where are all of the UK start-ups?" Besides the tenuous UK links to the success of Skype and the deservedly and often quoted rising star of the UK start-up scene LastFM; where indeed were all the other cool new UK start-ups to match Flickr, Delicious, Writely, Technorati, Six Apart etc?

Badly behaved as they often were - and one ended up deservedly wearing the contents of a bowl of jellied eels - it was impossible not to feel for every character.

Charlie Adam hogged the Blackpool spotlight, and deservedly so, but Wales international Vaughan often proved to be as important a figure in the midfield and was named the club's player of the year.

Government sometimes deservedly gets a good knocking for its failures, for too often letting intergovernmental rivalries derail the best of intentions.

While Villa were too often slack in possession, Rafa Benítez's side were crisp and creative, and deservedly broke through midway through the first half.

Or, as Marty often described his role, "A disproportionate part of my professional life has been devoted to protecting the deservedly rich from the predations of the poor and downtrodden".