Sentence examples for a particularly meritorious from inspiring English sources

Pilgrimage, viewed as a particularly meritorious activity, is popular among renunciants and laity alike.

The kathina celebration culminates in the making and presentation of the mahakathina ("great robe"), a particularly meritorious gift that requires the cooperation of a number of people who, theoretically at least, must produce it from spinning the thread to stitching the cloth in a single day and night.

Particularly meritorious are the 110 teams in the three youth events.

During Ramaḍān (the Muslim month of fasting) tahajjud is considered particularly meritorious, so Muslims often spend these nights in mosques praying and reciting the Qurʾān until dawn.

Criteria for evaluation included innovation in teaching problem solving; substantive and pedagogical strength; ability to be adapted by other law teachers and schools; and other distinguishing or particularly meritorious features of the course or clinic.

Commended for his "particularly meritorious service ... and ... gallantry in this work", Brownell was subsequently recommended for the Military Medal.

The Church asserts that Hubbard was awarded a "Unit Citation which is only awarded by the President to combat units that perform particularly meritorious service".

A particularly effeminate one.

(A particularly British malady).

In the recess of the first cistern, an inscription reads translated: "A meritorious gift of a cistern by Saghaka a goldsmith, son of Kudira of Kalyana".

A year later, he won a meritorious commendation from the commissioner for infiltrating a high-end prostitution ring.