undeservedly造句
1, "I'm a lucky man, undeservedly lucky," he said humbly.
2, The study of this subject is undeservedly neglected today.
3, He was undeservedly blamed for the accident.
4, And those who annoy believing men and women undeservedly , bear (on themselves) a calumny and a glaring sin.
5, If you get it, even undeservedly you might say, well, I don't deserve that or don't count your blessing, if you are lucky, you got it.
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7, However, there are a few exercises that I think landed on this list undeservedly.
8, Disappointed by the result but not by the performance, Ancelotti explained: "We lost undeservedly."
9, And if your Magnificence will at some time turn your eyes from the summit of your height to these low places, you will learn how undeservedly I endure a great and continuous malignity of fortune.
10, The other provocatively suggests that the concept of empire has an undeservedly bad reputation and, further, the world could do a lot worse than having to live under a putative American empire.
11, If there are flaws such as failing to forenoticing, undeservedly or falsely forenoticing, administrative decision forenotice can have different legal consequences.
12, Aristotle discusses indignity as a virtue in the sense that he thinks we should be upset if people do well undeservedly.
13, The team chalked up another victory, the last one quite undeservedly, in my opinion.
14, Perhaps they suggest too strongly our own morality, the guilt we may deservedly or undeservedly feel about our own aging parents.