Sentence examples for it merits one from inspiring English sources

But it merits one of the top grades in this world.

Through Aug. 10 Taking the high-art approach to Keith Haring's graffiti-based paintings has its merits, one of them being its infrequency.

It once had a Michelin star and, to my mind, it still merits one: the menu is ambitious and well realized; the wine list is excellent and the service is professional and considerate.

"The idea was raised with us and I am not opposed to it, it has its merits but one of the problems we will look into is potentially how much it will cost – but we are not ruling it out," Christensen said.

Secretary Clinton said that she was "shattered" to discover that dozens of people had apparently purchased her book on its first day of publication, read all six hundred and fifty-six pages in one sitting, and judged the finished product so unsatisfactory that it only merited one star on Amazon.

While each situation should be judged on its own merits, one might hope that we had learned a few things from Iraq.

Carnegie Hall is the icon among classical venues, so it merits the one-liner.

Even if all are eligible to apply for a superior position and applications are judged fairly on their merits, one might hold that genuine or substantive equality of opportunity requires that all have a genuine opportunity to become qualified.

The Alexithymia Questionnaire for Children [49] merits one further consideration: it is the only tool for measuring the alexithymic construct in developmental age.

Instead, she merits one short, and fairly bland, paragraph.

Regardless of their merits one way or the other.