Sentence examples for inner merit from inspiring English sources

In sum, a merit theorist might do well to concede to Hayek that rewards ought to track actual performance, not inner merit.

Perhaps the biggest challenge facing research in this area is to try to link, and draw on the relative merits of, the trauma and inner speech models.

The pressure vessel of a combination of the outer shell of CFRP for strength element at a cryogenic temperature and the inner liner of aluminum for gas barrier has shown excellent weight merit for this purpose.

This component involves having inner strength and calmness, including trusting in religion and making merits.

Our criteria combined artistic merit with the ability of the movie to shed light on the inner workings of relationships and how to maximize their potential.

They needed only something called "judicial temperament," a sort of inner homing device that allowed them to weigh each case on its own merits and, somehow, always come out right.

At least when we see someone's success we've got the inner bitterness and cynicism to assume they've got it through luck or dishonesty, not merit.

That sense of craft, of a virtuosic artistry that increased the gap between the onscreen world and the inner world that gave rise to it, produced terrible misunderstandings (including my own) regarding the merits of Truffaut's later films.

And the violence is spreading from the heavily protected banks of the inner cities to the easier pickings of the suburbs, as bank robbers begin to discover the merits of commuting.

Is it possible to measure a singer's merit not by odd notes here and there, but by the metrics of tears, smiles, and inner stirrings?

Yet, for all the evening's merits, the perfectionist in me questions Rob Ashford's production, which is often stronger on externals than the drama's inner core.