Sentence examples for which deservedly from inspiring English sources

It's an interesting contrast with the Gaza, which deservedly is a huge international story — but so is Syria, where about 1,000 times as many have died.

Another well-thumbed favourite frightener is Theresa Breslin's Whispers in the Graveyard, which deservedly won the 1994 Carnegie for its slow-building menace.

Redemption is also at the heart of Amy Liptrot's debut book, The Outrun (Canongate), which deservedly won this year's Wainwright prize against stiff opposition from established nature writers.

In contrast, William Grabowski's "Afternoon, St. John's," which deservedly won first prize for color, is a calm and formal composition, devoid of human presence.

Other losers include the militant trade union bosses who threatened to disrupt the Games by calling strikes on trains and at airport border controls – inept leadership which deservedly backfired.

Ponsoldt and his team can feel immensely satisfied at what they have achieved with this thoroughly rewarding experience, which deservedly won the US dramatic special jury award for acting at the festival's closing night awards ceremony.

This is a new Hull City, one which will deservedly benefit from the riches promotion brings.

That is something he is very good at and for which he deservedly won a MacArthur grant last year.

After the two previous TV debates, in which Nick Clegg deservedly stole the show, the third and last of the broadcasts seemed somehow to revert to type.

In his State of the Union comments on AIDS -- which were deservedly praised -- Mr. Bush pledged $15 billion for AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean over five years.

The Chems last collated their singles in 2004 heralded by the underrated Golden Path, featuring the Flaming Lips, which is deservedly included again on Brotherhood.