Sentence examples for Enduring merit from inspiring English sources

Might as well watch a few seasons of 'The Wire.' " That's the thing: you can always wait out the phenomenon, see if it shows enduring merit, separate the wheat from the "Jersey Shore," and opt in belatedly.

The spate of revivals of plays from the middle of the century over the last couple of seasons has confirmed the enduring merit of the innovative and imaginative work of playwrights like Camus, Sartre, Beckett and Ionesco.

But the casting of Lively in the lead role is the film's one enduring merit.

New inductees are selected annually on the basis of the value of their contributions to society and their fields and the enduring merit of their accomplishments.

And if the performances at the Ailey Citigroup Theater on Thursday weren't the strongest arguments for the enduring merit of their art, the spirit of happy vitality was just right.

Beyond that, however, there has been considerable difference of opinion about the enduring merits of his philosophy.

But it still failed to convince me of the show's enduring merits, at least as anything other than a quasi-camp bit of 1970s pop-rock pageantry.

But ultimately this Roundabout Theater Company production, which marks the first Broadway revival of "The Big Knife," doesn't argue persuasively for its enduring merits.

Doug Hughes's sluggish production doesn't make a case for the play's enduring merits; Odets handled similar themes with more urgency and cogency in "Golden Boy," seen earlier this season in a superior revival (2 20).

Instead, Mr. Ashley and his eminently likable six-member ensemble provide a limpid performance that lets the enduring merits of Hart's sketches and Berlin's splendid songs sparkle without undue interpretive interference.

There must be an enduring objective standard of merit.