Sentence examples for was merited for from inspiring English sources

While the attention was merited for a Northwestern student like Antonio Bryant, who won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's top receiver at Pittsburgh and now plays for the Dallas Cowboys, little limelight shines on lesser talents.

The single-goal lead was merited for Celtic, but it became increasingly fragile.

Grace of feeling is "the grace of Jesus Christ," and was merited for human beings by the life and death of Jesus.

In his speech, Hastings took full responsibility for both the decision to prosecute and the subsequent decision to withdraw the prosecution, asking whether a censure was merited for correcting a mistake.

But can't symbolic actions be merited for moral crusades?

Jesus' temple action challenges us to look within our own churches to determine whether we're being faithful to his call, or whether God's prophetic confrontation is merited for misinterpreting what the church should be.

The family, peer, school and community domain conceptual scales are self explanatory but some discussion is merited for the individual domain.

Therefore, continued empirical research is merited for the effects of nature in assisting peri-operative patients cope with anxiety, pain, and self-efficacy in healing.

But honestly, if you want to write 10,000 words, and it's merited, go for it.

Further studies of open placebo are merited not only for IBS but for illnesses primarily diagnosed by subjective symptoms and introspective self-appraisal.

The reputation for wonkiness is merited, people close to Mr. Ryan said.