Sentence examples for meriting comment from inspiring English sources

A further point meriting comment is the reduced presence of potentially pathogenic phylotypes in outdoor-housed pigs.

The Myto "Don Carlos" merits comment on other counts.

Now such connections are so common as to scarcely merit comment.

(This is true of most of Professor Chomsky's books, which editors commonly regard as too extreme to merit comment).

Such an occurrence would normally not merit comment apart from the fact that this is the second time Barnardo's has cut its pensions.

Such activism would barely merit comment in the United States, but it is exceptional in a country where people generally trust their leaders to watch out for them.

The bus is so familiar that it barely merits comment – but at the same time, as it recedes from view, we barely seem to notice.

An artist's hairstyle wouldn't normally merit comment, but for Anderson hair is not just a theme of her work, it forms the very building blocks of it.

The glosses provide some evidence of morphological simplification (e.g., saniore 'healthier' is glossed by plus sano 'more healthy' and cecinit 'he sang' by cantavit), but for the most part only lexical items merit comment.

She hasn't yet learned to feel self-conscious about her appearance or the fact that our family is multiracial and many others are not; she doesn't know why her hair or skin color or the shape of her eyes merits comment from others.

Trump's security had already been goony enough to merit comment, but it was relegated to bellyaching on Twitter or vapid thinkpiece comparisons to Sinclair Lewis's It Can't Happen Here, and in any case hostility for the press is a conservative staple.