Sentence examples for without deserving from inspiring English sources

Got the Nobel Prize without deserving it".

The thing that's most appealing about the merit-badge notion is that buying one without deserving it would be ridiculous.

I still feel I must have died and gone to heaven without deserving to, but I am getting a little more used to it.

He added: "What is a young person, just starting out in life, supposed to think when he sees a politician fiddling the expenses system, a banker raking off millions without deserving it, or a press baron abusing the trust of ordinary people?" Across Britain, he said, "there is a yearning for a more decent, responsible, principled country".

As Feinberg notes, a person can be entitled to assume the presidential office without deserving it (Feinberg 1970, 86) and a person who accidentally apprehends a criminal may be entitled to a reward but not deserve it.

Stephen often mentioned in his charters that he had "suffered severe persecution" by his "parents without deserving it" when referring to the roots of his conflict with his father.

If you take all the credit without deserving it, then you'll be practicing selfishness instead of gratitude.

Other senior officers have also retired recently without deserved chastisement.

If the name rings a bell, it's probably because Senator Wyden — without really deserving it — has become a bumper sticker in the Republican presidential campaign.

He writes with what seems like effortless fluidity, yet the dazzling haze of the construction seems ultimately designed to deflect attention from the fact that it frequently demands patient re-reading without really deserving it.

They created a new moral world where even people without power were deserving of respect and something more out of society than a feral struggle to survive.