Meanings of very deserving in English

Falcon is an amazing character who's certainly very deserving of the shield.

I would also like to congratulate the other very deserving winners.

Val is very deserving of this accolade in the pantheon of legendary crime authors.

The landlord of this place was another very deserving case.

One innovation made by William upon the feudal law is very deserving of attention.

What if those transactions are not in your judgment so very deserving of commendation?

I mean to raise you step by step, for you are a very deserving fellow.

The gentleman is Argensola, a very deserving youth.

They are very deserving of this position.

In a nutshell, Tipperary out-Kilkennyed Kilkenny this time to emerge as very deserving and worthy winners of this All-Ireland final.

Each card will display a brand mark to show that your company has made a donation to this very deserving charity.

You can tell him, Robert, that you know of one very deserving case which has not the slightest objection to being pauperised.

She is, I think, very deserving, and if you procure work for her among your friends and acquaintances, so much the better.

The Portuguese, whose name was Cornelius, considered himself a very deserving but ill-used person, entitled by his abilities to a better position.

Miss Lucy Steele is, I dare say, a very deserving young woman, but in the present case you know, the connection must be impossible.

If I understand the matter right, he has been entirely cast off by them for persevering in his engagement with a very deserving young woman.