Sentence examples for merits beyond from inspiring English sources

Though both of these films have their merits beyond merely keeping the prosthetic jowl industry in business, both could reasonably be accused of not telling the full story.

Plays that change perceptions (and every good play does that, if only for as long as you're watching it) have merits beyond those of political engagement.

An evolutionary account of mouse trap history also has academic merits beyond its educational value.

They all have their own merits beyond the ubiquitous "spend money" button.

So much for Eliot's "no merit beyond melodrama".

For years, Need For Speed was the games industry's equivalent of Justin Bieber – insanely popular despite lacking any discernible merit beyond an obscenely huge marketing budget.

Not every song here packs that level of gooseflesh, but virtually all of these 34 tracks have musical merit beyond the merely archival.

T. S. Eliot, who was clearly a fan, wrote that "Armadale," a novel he took as typical of Collins's oeuvre, "has no merit beyond melodrama, and it has every merit that melodrama can have".

The second part dealt with the question of whether an evolutionary account of mouse trap history has academic merit beyond its educational value.

The same correlation has also been applied successfully to fit the cement production from a plant, indicating that it has merit beyond the laboratory and that the specific type of crusher is immaterial, provided the mechanism of size reduction remains the same.

Except those with merit beyond generating outsized profits.