Sentence examples for much merits from inspiring English sources
For once the word revelatory is entirely appropriate, and the production pretty much merits it, too.
As the current theater season proves, strong material very much merits another go-round, as served up by artists for whom a potentially well-worn source remains a place of wonder.
"I don't think it has much merit," he said.
Counterattacking football, for example, has just as much merit.
"I just don't give what y'all say that much merit.
Our system and what we're advocating have so much merit, we feel we cannot fail.
To today's eye, the straightforward linear simplicity and the rhythmic schemes created as borders have much merit.
It's harder still to find much merit in Mr. Wolff's arguments for the labeling ban.
There are numbers that are being thrown around, but I don't know how much merit they have.
That turned out to have as much merit as his stubborn insistence that the administration's ethics haven't been slicked by Big Oil.
