Sentence examples similar to appreciated merit from inspiring English sources

The marine diesel propulsion market is dominated by direct-coupled low-speed two-stroke crosshead engines and geared high-/medium-speed four-stroke trunk piston engines but some Japanese and East Asian regional operators of coastal/short sea, fishing and small oceangoing vessels have long appreciated the merits of a "hybrid" alternative: the low-speed four-stroke trunk piston engine.

The press on this movie mostly concerned Sean Young allegedly going a little batshit Fatal Attraction-y on Woods post-production but there were some besides me who appreciated its merits (including the late Roger Ebert, who wrote brilliantly about addiction and called it "one of the most convincing and horrifying portraits of drug addiction I've ever seen").

-"While it was previously difficult to appreciate the merit of these works within the group (other than for their purely iconographic merits), these are now absolutely evident," the museum said in a statement.

Apple designs well, in general, but while I've appreciated the technical merit of the last 4 iPhones I've owned, I haven't been overly fond of the sharp, hard edges.

They are coming to appreciate its merits.

New York seems to appreciate the merits of the forcing.

I appreciate the merits of an addiction and the difficulties this may present.

You appreciate its merits but not how it can be preferable to all others.

But all Pakistanis can appreciate the merits of having better government.

And the concept may seem out of place in a world trained to appreciate the merits of mass consumption.

Olga Butkevych, Team GB 2012 Olympic wrestler: "The more people learn about wrestling, the more they will appreciate its merits.