Sentence examples for well-merited from inspiring English sources

French's last years brought well-merited honours.

Ennio Morricone's fascinating score for The Hateful Eight has a well-merited nod.

Lord Brittan said that far from being an "astonishing decision" it was well-merited.

Sometimes, a show's newsworthiness can draw well-merited attention to it.

Though the Slades' is a unique and well-merited triumph, it reflects a wider trend across England's sixth largest county.

Yet in their two-hour show for audiences of all ages, these performers aren't resting on their well-merited laurels.

This problem is not new: In the seventh century, Celsus wrote, "Democritus, a man of well merited celebrity, has asserted that there are in reality, no characteristics of death sufficiently certain for physicians to rely upon" [ 10].

Both are well merited, as far as he is concerned.

Sumption's name invokes images of the sumptuous and, in his case, they are well merited.

His status as the pre-eminent strategic coach of his generation is well merited and constantly renewed.

It was well merited; Fulham came with the dullest of game plans and managed just one shot on target.