Sentence examples for was not really warranted from inspiring English sources

They were not aided in any way by the National Geographic, and they felt it was not really warranted.

Truth be told, a full review wasn't really warranted, but hey, why not?

Such language - of liggers, whiners, whingers, malingerers, officious gimps - is not really warranted.

One possible explanation is that in the DRC individual and collective freedoms are not really warranted in practice, and social activities taking collective expressions of opinions are considered as political activities by the rulers.

This conclusion isn't really warranted by the data they show.

Their single, Dog Eat Dog, wasn't really high enough in the charts to warrant a slot on the biggest pop show on British TV.

He would think nothing of summoning lieutenants, emissaries, journalists, or scheduling political meetings at 2am; a test of faith and dedication laced with macho challenge, as if those who could not keep up with him were not really serious enough to warrant his attention.

Two things I want to add: I personally would have liked to add the new OLPC tablet to the winners, but although I find it delightful, it's not really big enough to warrant putting down.

They came to the conclusion that Luke Wright, bustling competitor that he is, did not really warrant a place in a Test team once the reality of taking on South Africa drew nearer.

I wasn't really interested in evolution.

" I wasn't really impressed.