Sentence examples for merits responses from inspiring English sources

All this merits responses from federal and state overseers.

We argue, contra Gaut and others, that the "merited response argument" is not to be found in Hume, and that he was not a (moderate) moralist in the current sense.

(To say that an object merits some response is equivalent to saying that the response is fittingly directed at the object).

"A stupid report that does not even merit a response," was the response of Iraq's Information Ministry.The trial of four men a Tanzanian, a Saudi, a Jordanian and a Lebanese-born American accused of plotting to bomb the American embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam began in New York.

John C.P. Goldberg, On the Merits: A Response to Professor Sherry, 50 Vand.

"The use of chemical weapons on the scale that we have seen... merits a response," Carney says.

Patricia Boyle's July 2 letter in reference to the article on the shortage of minority teachers in Connecticut classrooms ("White Faces at the Blackboard," June 11) merits a response.

The incident we're talking about now is of a much more grave and broader scale, and merits a response accordingly".

That joy also ensures that you will never, ever see a cellphone light up or hear anything but deathly stillness during scenes that don't merit enthusiastic responses.

We feel it merits a response.

Not everything everyone thinks or says merits a response.