Sentence examples for merits of taking from inspiring English sources
She plays to win at the board game Taboo and is debating the merits of taking her portable karaoke machine to the next Fed Cup tie she plays.
But Martin, 28, acknowledges that, in his seventh season, he finally saw the merits of taking a break when he watched Jordan run on Sunday.
Our daughter, the former bicycle rider turned business executive, extolled the merits of taking and paying for nonstop coast-to-coast flights.
2.26am GMT 29th over: Australia 97-5 (Smith 10 Haddin 0) Is it fair to start debating the merits of taking George Bailey to South Africa yet?
To them, the cause of bringing attention to racial injustice, in particular police brutality against black men, had been overshadowed by a heated national discussion over the merits of taking a knee during the national anthem.
During a break, Scot lay sprawled on the ground and a teammate planted herself on his stomach while they discussed the merits of taking a gymnastics class to improve their tumbling skills.
By accepting that motion and change feature in our immediate experience the doctrine has the merit of taking the phenomenological data at face value.
More generally, though, he is less swayed by any particular arguments for or against atomism than he is by the merits and value of taking atomism as a best working hypothesis, with which we may explain a wide variety of shared properties among macro-sized objects as well as those properties that differentiate them.
The City manager bemoaned the radical swings in opinion as to his merits as a manager capable of taking his extremely ambitious club forward.
Nevertheless, that difference is unimportant in this context because the debate about the merits of skepticism takes place within the evidentialist account of knowledge.
By doing that, he opened the dharma gates WIDELY - and countless people received the true benefit of Amida Buddha's merit transference - and the sure promise of taking birth and becoming Buddhas at the end of their lives.
