Sentence examples for meriting thought from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the views of the committee, while meriting thought and consideration by the state concerned, are not binding.

If your Chicago area includes Joliet, George Mikan merits a thought as the game's first great big man, but man, was it a different game back then.

The global condition certainly merits serious thought and deed.

Renowned rock critic Robert Christgau gave the album a dud rating, which signifies "a bad record whose details rarely merit further thought.

Application of Moran's I and Geary's C to public health regional count data merits some thought.

The best works succeed on two fronts: artistic merit and thought-provoking content.

PINOT GRIGIO, an Italian white wine, does not usually merit a second thought -- at least the mass-market versions don't.

This perspective is so ingrained it hardly seems to merit a second thought.

WHEN Dean Smith was growing up in Cherry Hill, that classic split-level suburb in South Jersey, Avalon didn't merit a moment's thought when he and his buddies headed to the Jersey Shore.

Meanwhile Bo Watson, the Republican state senator who sponsored the creationism law, claims the legislation is meant to encourage students to challenge the merits of current scientific thought, and to protect teachers who might criticize evolution in the process; he also stresses that the bill prohibits teachers from interjecting their personal beliefs.

There are certainly many aspects of his thought that merit such praise.