Sentence examples for undeservedly so from inspiring English sources
The phrase "undeservedly so" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not deserved or warranted, often in a context where someone receives praise or recognition that they do not merit. Example: "He received an award for his performance, but many believe it was undeservedly so given his lack of effort throughout the project."
Some of the artists it brings together are much neglected, and undeservedly so.
We have been on the wrong side of those and sometimes undeservedly so".
Both are joyous wines, and both are somewhat out of favor, undeservedly so.
Still undiscovered, undeservedly so, is Monachyle Mhor, a secluded hotel down a one-track road along Loch Voil from Balquhidder, where the brigand Rob Roy is buried.
Often criticized -- in my opinion, undeservedly so -- for not sufficiently addressing the courage and dedication of our troops, the president used almost one-third of his speech to do exactly that.
Even the central idea – that the God-fearing, diligent and honourable Salieri felt mocked by the extraordinary talent with which the botty-slapping, shit-shanking Mozart had been so undeservedly endowed, and took it upon himself to take revenge on the young genius on behalf of mediocrities everywhere – seemed contrived and inflated.
How had I, a lowly peon with barely 500 followers to my name, so undeservedly received the 6 God's blessing?
How had I, a lowly peon, toiling away in London's media industry like an absolute wanker, with barely 500 followers to my name, so undeservedly received the 6 God's blessing?
Cadillac has been proclaiming "Standard of the World" so often, and often so undeservedly, that no matter the merits of the new CT6 sedan, enthusiasts have had reason to curb their enthusiasm.
Not so Faulkner, who seems, arguably and certainly undeservedly, headed to obscurity.
Unfortunately, and as far as Wallinger is concerned quite undeservedly, that something may be the collective folly of a time when so many people decided that they could be an art critic, and so few decided that maybe they ought to be an engineer.
