Sentence examples for undeservedly given from inspiring English sources

Fourth, and in contrast to the group above, there is a type of work that is traditionally but undeservedly given a prominent place in the annals of philosophy of education, and which thereby generates a great deal of confusion and misunderstanding about the field.

Maybe not the young Jenners' savviest move to draw attention to a world in which some are undeservedly given far more than others. .

PC Bang owners and game buffs complain that media reports about the Kim couple and other cases undeservedly give them a bad name.

Some businesses may undeservedly incur these challenges, given the propagation of fake news.

Instead, by giving undeservedly high ratings, they helped create it.

People now "think of hackers as terrorists," he said, arguing that this fear had caused the government to give undeservedly harsh punishments to violators of computer fraud statutes.

An excellent night for Spurs, for whom Eriksen was wildly impressive, though that final half-hour has given what until then was a decent but not overwhelming performance an undeservedly gilded glow – impressive as it may have been in the context of their poor form and a day of speculation about Sherwood's future.

Given such appreciation, the reason why Watkins' poetry slipped quietly into the shadows is something of a mystery". The programme, presented by Dr Williams, himself a published poet, will explore why Watkins undeservedly remains such an unfamiliar entity to many.

They pulled me over, gave me tickets undeservedly.

Jamie's School Dinners C4 Cherished BBC1 Planespotting ITV1 'Scrotum-burger' observes Jamie Oliver wrinkling his dear little dumpling of a nose while he gives testicles an undeservedly bad name.

"Just don't say I suck!" Seeing the festival through her energetic eyes demonstrates the importance of events like this in giving a platform to the undeservedly lesser-known.