Sentence examples for merit of an from inspiring English sources

His escape was not easily achieved but it had the supreme merit of an imperilled young man holding his nerve.

To the despair of his advisers and colleagues, he would even acknowledge in public the merit of an opponent's arguments.

They bristle at the intrusion of judges and politicians into decisions usually addressed by the peer review process, in which experts in a field comment on the merit of an idea and the best get financed.

Whatever the merit of an otherwise weak argument, those who propagate this theme deserve at least one concession: It is built on the growing aversion of the Western world to continue playing a major role in history.

As in any other kind of music, the aesthetic merit of an electronic music composition seems to depend not only on musical ideas as such but also on the way in which they relate to one another and how they are used to build up a musical structure.

The paper also shows the merit of an instrumental approach in the context of urban and regional studies.

Economists disagree on the merit of a corporate tax holiday.

The agency will, however, seek comment on the merit of a ban on lead fishing sinkers.

That's the merit of a multi-faceted story that leaves the many faces of its luminous images showing.

It is a measure of the guerrilla warfare that Mr. Norquist sees the strategic merit of a stall.

One always feels guilty in addressing the artistic merit of a film like Amreeka.