Sentence examples for merits as a from inspiring English sources

It stands on its own merits as a thoroughly engaging historical novel.

One of Ms. Churchill's merits as a playwright is that she tends to divide people.

Salonen, beyond his considerable merits as a composer, was born to conduct Sibelius.

But it has no merits as a tool for policy analysis.

Whatever Black's merits as a custodian of stockholders' funds, he certainly gives his readers value for money.

Sensibly, its merits as a masterpiece of cinema are equally vivid, more so even as time goes by.

The real triumph was simply that it stood, unapologetically, on its own merits as a sporting contest.

This suggests that the TSP concept may have merits as a heave-controlled floating production structure in the deepwater development.

Back in Officer McGarry's youth, he said, fare beaters usually did not merit as much as a dirty look.

This is called accomplishment in generosity". [Only feed one's ego] and bring merit as much as a sesame seed.

Aside from this, and strictly on its merits as an entertainment, "Ladies Courageous" is a grabbag of clichés.