Sentence examples for it's merits from inspiring English sources

If you read my work or Maddox's work or any of the other fratire authors and dislike our writing on it's merits, that is fine.

He's managed to tout slavery ("it had it's merits"), praise MLK assassin James Earl Ray ("a posthumous medal of honor"), brand the predominantly black player dominated NFL a thug league ("looks like a game between the Crips and the Bloods"), slander Jesse Jackson ("pictures of wanted criminals look like him") and ridicule the NAACP ("get a liquor store and practice robberies").

The term "genius" is often overused, but I think it's merited in Wolfram's case.

As for the Suicide Girls' new audience, says Missy, "The art world is kind of a mystery as to what becomes popular and what doesn't whether it's merit-based or not just seems a little 'Emperor's New Clothes". .

It's merit, and not failure, that should be rewarded.

But it's merited because Shadow Cities delivers a radically fresh sort of engagement.

But honestly, if you want to write 10,000 words, and it's merited, go for it.

Finally, Keskiner's paper poses the question of whether it is merit or parental involvement that matters for second-generation Turks to successfully navigate through the first selection moment in the French and Dutch education system.

I hope it was merited.

Then the pursuing wife from England, significantly roused to action long after it was merited, speeds into the square in a police car.

Whether it was merited, only two people know, but certainly the glowing Ms. Swift couldn't help seeming justified in her angst against the oily Mr. Mayer.