Sentence examples for merits of being from inspiring English sources

He shuts the debate team in lockers and makes them debate the merits of being let out.

Her actors, meanwhile, must consider the merits of being the big fish in a small Scottish pool.

He moved on to the merits of being a monoecious organism, one in which both sexes exist in one body.

But the merits of being able to sit up in a tent if caught in bad weather for hours on end have also been weighed.

"It was very important to create a car that won on the merits of being a car itself – because there's a limited number of people who will suffer for the environment," said Mr Musk.

For instance, the division head might try sharing the proposal at small cross-functional meetings so that the VP could hear her direct reports discuss the merits of being closer to the engineers.

It also has the merit of being true.

Both had the merit of being complete units, not fragments.

That remark would have the merit of being honest.

"This novel has the rare merit of being correctly written," the reviewer stated.

And they connect people, by merit of being very well connected themselves.