Sentence examples for wholly deserving from inspiring English sources
If Jews can be understood by the Catholic Church as having their independent religious integrity, wholly deserving of respect, so can other faiths.
It's exciting to see Jupp attack subjects worthy of his critical intelligence and wholly deserving – far more than wheelie suitcases – of his moral outrage.
A player that contributed the equivalent of $25 million to his team's performance, for instance, would unambiguously be worth more than the veteran maximum contract and would be wholly deserving of the superstar label.
Doerr's novel, about a blind French refugee and a German orphan whose paths collide during the second world war, is epic, emotionally generous, and wholly deserving of the prize.
For what seemed a year of life as her father's letters — not many of them — came from Rostock, from Leipzig, locations, thanks to Life magazine, impossible to envision except as wholly deserving ruins, palaces of rubble, Miriam sat entranced or bored, stilled anyhow, mulling what Ives seemed to have to impart, cheery parables of ducks and whales and goats and geese.
"Aladdin" makes an unlikely memorial, you might say, for a star of his standing, but then the world according to Williams was an unlikely place, wholly deserving of his shtick — headlong, half desperate, heavy on the accents, and mentally elastic to the very brink of madness.
The Portuguese president, Jorge Sampaio, said the prize was "a just reward" and "wholly deserved".
The warmth shown across these and other puzzles is palpable and wholly deserved.
Was this wholly deserved, given the uncertainty he has created by promising a referendum on a reformed British membership of the European Union by 2017?
Afterwards, Harnoncourt was awarded the Royal Philharmonic Society gold medal, first struck in 1870 in honour of Beethoven's centenary and wholly deserved.
The writing is up there with Morton's other wondrous work, People Like Us, and wholly deserves primetime BBC2, not this hidden nook on digital.
