Sentence examples for warrant all from inspiring English sources
Does this really warrant all that coverage?
The centerpiece — the chicken itself — didn't warrant all the finery coddling and swaddling it.
If his Halvard doesn't seem dashing or special enough to warrant all this passion, well, that's often the way with powerful men.
It is as if they feel the views, glimpsed from the narrow windows of the lounge and dining room, warrant all this.
Leave it to James Levine to remind us that the work he does is more than substantial enough to warrant all the attention, hope and ink lavished upon him these last few years.
After the election, she trailed her newly sworn-in husband through the Capitol, mischievously saying to Jeff Zeleny, "Maybe one day he will do something to warrant all this attention".
That enormous amplification of research power alone warrants all the exuberance over the genome project.
"You have to understand that there are steps to take," said Nets forward Richard Jefferson, a third-year player who warranted All-Star consideration.
With black bears we were advised to lock eyes and back away slowly; cougars warranted all-out warfare -- keeping our necks hidden as we pounded their eyes with our fists.
"Had this been as simple as one user over-sharing their login credentials, it would not warrant an all-user notification," he said, in an email.
The reason is relatively simple: In the early days, you don't know enough about your sales cycles to warrant going all in on a tool.
