Sentence examples for still deservedly from inspiring English sources

He is still deservedly revered for his honesty, and for avoiding the civil wars that scorched the region.

Still deservedly high in the bestsellers a month after its publication, War Doctor is the autobiography of the man known as "the Indiana Jones of surgery".

And her cheese bread is still deservedly famous – the single most requested of our recipes – and I have extracted a promise that in five years, if all else fails, I can have a job in her cheese bread empire.

Her queer behaviour made it easier for Italians, Britons, and many Americans disgusted by Knox to rationalise that even if Knox didn't murder Kercher, a bad person was still deservedly punished.

As a New Yorker, I grew up on quality culture, from the Bil Baird Marionettes in the Village, now unfortunately defunct, to the Paper Bag Players, still deservedly going strong with annual seasons at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College.

"It's inevitable that minds will be on Liverpool," Marcelino Garcia Toral had said and he made 10 – yes, 10 – changes from the side that started against Liverpool yet Villarreal still deservedly defeated Valencia 2-0.

In 1942, when everyone was scared of a World-wide deflationary depression, Schumpeter published his best-known book, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, still, and deservedly, read widely.

He's still at -5, deservedly so.

This year we had only one hotel category — best hotel, worldwide — and Le Manoir, deservedly still triumphed.

And it was while serving in that capacity under Mr. Silver that she was involved in an incident that some in Hollywood still describe -- deservedly or not -- as a subtle, but devastating, power play.

Anne had always aspired to be a writer, and in her 1935 best seller, "North to the Orient," produced a sparkling narrative that delighted both Sinclair Lewis and Alexander Woollcott, and is deservedly still in print.