unmerited

These airlines are worried, probably with some justice, about unmerited requests.

But such vengeance would be hollow - and quite possibly, unmerited.

Only the unearned, unmerited grace of God can save anyone.

Mary's freedom from original sin was an unmerited gift of God's grace.

There was some charge of obscenity-in all probability, not unmerited.

Simon, whose entire life was a testament to unmerited privilege, would champion the idea.

How unmanly of me, to give way to remorse unmerited!"

At its best, the sensation of writing is that of any unmerited grace.

This is a cruel, unmerited perplexity you have caused me, Lois.

By 1957, it had "fallen into an unmerited neglect".

And Jake has been changed by an act of radical and unmerited compassion.

The slur is generally considered unmerited, but it has become a running gag nevertheless.

"Voluntary recognition of her ludicrous claim to an unmerited title.

Divine grace is a concept fundamental to Christian theology as unmerited favor.

I've decided I'm going to try and curb my use of unmerited, casually tossed around hyperbole.

For a young woman, this is a dream prophetic of disappointment and unmerited slights.

Such displays of a British inferiority complex are all the more curious for being thoroughly unmerited.

Now, the federal authority on banker pay says that nearly 80 percent of that sum was unmerited.

"We thought that an unmerited overreaction," he said.

No other position offered itself; for a certain amount of unmerited disgrace was attached to the imperial dismissal.

Insurance company actuaries view the discounts as unmerited and unfair to other policyholders.

Once it had, by an opening undesigned and unmerited, led him into the way of happiness.

White men who attempted to rescue innocent blacks from unmerited punishment were subjected to physical abuse.

Though he enjoyed the acclaim, he thought it unmerited.

For eight months, a greatly wronged man, he was compelled to undergo his unmerited punishment.