Sentence examples for merit so much from inspiring English sources

I don't think they merit so much talk".

We must have done something to merit so much of his attention.

Yet the simple act of voting did not merit so much as a single mention.Wide-eyed rally-goers were left wondering what Mr Stewart's message was.

In one long, unnecessary chapter, for example, he reproduces newspaper articles that appeared in the aftermath of the disaster, even though none of these articles are sufficiently distinctive or gripping to merit so much narrative ground.

But do political parties, even those in government, still have the power that merits so much attention?

For all that, if we had a vote on May 6th, we would give it to Mr Sarkozy but not on his merits, so much as to keep out Mr Hollande.With a Socialist president, France would get one big thing right.

But given that many of the companies you wrote about haven't created returns for investors, do you believe that China still merits so much investment?

Whether in the West or in the traditional societies now remaking themselves, no one can question the merits of so much that comes with the changed human personality that Mr. Inkeles described.

In a world where the views of your colleagues about your merits matter so much to your chance of promotion, it is not at all surprising a great deal of effort goes into media work no one but political insiders ever see.

Fine, nice to know, but that didn't quite* merit ploughing through so much pappy soft-rock.

Our system and what we're advocating have so much merit, we feel we cannot fail.