Sentence examples for meritorious as from inspiring English sources

Yet if the post-feminist age is clearly not quite as meritorious as anticipated a brighter, more equal, future beckons.

It didn't get the prize; the judges explained that, meritorious as the production was, the two lads who played Cassius and Mark Antony were both too mature to be bona-fide students.

Similarly, intending to confess would be as meritorious as actually confessing.

Ideas are as dangerous as those exploding doohickeys, and we need authorities as superlatively meritorious as our Customs officials and their trusty cohorts, security guards.

I suggest to you, guys, that your dislike of Ms. Clinton may not be as innocent or as meritorious as you think.

What my teenage mind didn't comprehend at the time was that, if such a wondrous place had ever existed, it surely wasn't as socially equitable or meritorious as it was purported to be.

Moreover, the whole exercise would have its meritorious side, as it did at Uppark, as a conservationist challenge, one which revives lost arts, trains up new craftsmen and women.

Conformally mapping a square to the disk and employing a bivariate Chebyshev expansion on the square is spectrally accurate, but clustering of grid points near the four singularities of the mapping makes this method less efficient than the rest, meritorious only as a quick-and-dirty way to adapt a solver-for-the-square to the disk.

One allows a meritorious claim as a defense and the other doesn't.

Yet the list also includes a few films that are far from masterworks and that perhaps owe their existence solely to a system that depends on their existence — and on their recognition as meritorious works of art — as its self-justification.

Inscription on the back wall of the veranda dates the cave to the 2nd century A.D. The inscription translates as: "A meritorious gift of a chapel cave given by 'nanda, a son of Tapasa an Upasaka, and grandson of Kapila an Upasaka".