Sentence examples for quite deserved from inspiring English sources

Other studies have found similar effects, suggesting that while mistletoe can be toxic, its lethal reputation is not quite deserved.

Philip Toynbee had already provided a throat-clearing apology in his books-of-the-year piece in December ("I doubt whether this interesting and extremely promising book quite deserved the furore which it seems to have caused... ..)... ..

By the time you get to the end, and flip backwards through the pictures of the falling figure to restore the victim to the top of the skyscraper, as Oskar wishes, you may feel a good deal of the emotion has been borrowed and not quite deserved.

"I don't think I quite deserve it yet.

In a way the series got the last day finale it did not quite deserve.

"It was a very important podium for Renault, and I think they quite deserve this," Alonso said.

And, after both, the cessation of hostilities along the restored borders has held, even if its form does not quite deserve the name of peace.

In most cases, people had offered their hearts and trust to someone who didn't quite deserve it — watching the bottom fall out was devastating.

Heath Ledger was amazing but I don't think he quite deserves an Oscar and it certainly shouldn't have a 12A rating.

As is the case with any worthwhile goal, some people employ the most time-honored solution for getting what they don't quite deserve: they cheat.

A strict examination of works and dates can show, therefore, that Kandinsky does not quite deserve to be called, as he often is, the "founder" of nonfigurative painting; at least he cannot be called the only founder.