Sentence examples for merits criticism from inspiring English sources
If associational privacy is important, a bored visitor strolling the halls of a hospital should not maneuver to watch a randomly selected patient give birth; and if he does, he merits criticism as a morally offensive intruder.
Not because the cringing press release issued by our Cairo embassy just as the protests were gathering steam didn't merit criticism: The speed with which the White House repudiated the release basically testified to its indefensibility.
"I note that on the basis of a tiny number of cases of fraud and malfunctioning, which did indeed merit criticism, the committee's report paints a picture of total absence of responsibility on the part of the institution and its officials.
The cumulative causation model merits another criticism: This model is mainly applicable in discussing migrants with connections between the departure and the destination societies.
Had West Indies lost it would have merited severe criticism for its ultra-defensive selection and tactics.
His remarks hardly merit serious criticism; but I was struck by his honest admission that he does not take the Bible literally.This can only imply that he does not believe in the New Testament accounts, which are the foundation of Christianity.
Rather than offering an additional critique, this article assesses the merits of existing criticisms on the basis of empirical data.
There is merit in this criticism.
But the committee said that in the end, it found the account "credible" and concluded that the professor's "rhetorical response to her query exceeded commonly accepted bounds by conveying that her question merited harsh public criticism".
But daytime television doesn't seem to merit much serious criticism these days, or cultural oversight; it has become a fact of life that these shows escape examination or community outcry.
People who would have no interest in promoting women's golf for 51 weeks of the year suddenly saw merit in joining criticism of the R&A and the chief executive of its corporate wing, Peter Dawson.
