Sentence examples for it has some merit from inspiring English sources

However depressing his analysis, it has some merit.

This is not the first time the argument has been made, and the general view seems to be that it has some merit.

When I met him, this summer, his dominant conversational tone was rebuttal laced with invective and self-regard, built on the premise — it has some merit — that the international standing of Egypt is powerfully connected to the standing of Zahi Hawass.

Parker writes that when he met Hawass, his dominant conversational tone was rebuttal laced with invective and self-regard, built on the premise — it has some merit — that the international standing of Egypt is powerfully connected to the standing of Zahi Hawass.

We think it has some merit for stock pickers too.

I am not entirely certain, but I know it has some merit.

Continuity was also a major talking point, and it had some merit.

At first she said she didn't like things like Joyce, but then she said it had some merit.

If it prevents batsmen from trying to get away with something like that, then it certainly has some merit.

The story gathers strength and while I never warmed to the people in it, the book has some merit.

The most patent evidence to the contrary is his determination to build a wall between Arabs and Jews (see article).Wall of misunderstandingOn the face of it, the wall has some merit.