Sentence examples for never merit from inspiring English sources

Unsung Heroines Some of the most revered women never merit a page in history books.

The US markets have all but closed when the present 9pm bulletin ends, and virtually never merit more than a glancing mention.

Donald Trump may well be the next president of the United States or he might never merit more than an obscure footnote in the broad sweep of American history.

Perhaps it never merited all that money and time.

If we have, then the performance of Metallica: Through the Never merits a smug, trademarked catchphrase like 'WeAlreadySaidThis!' or 'See-eee?' Hmm, not a bad idea.

The majority favoured keeping him and, much more significantly, the word inside the club is that McCarthy's position has never merited discussion.

While he is the locker room leader and the heart of the Sixers, his production never merited the whopping deal he signed as one of the hottest free agents around.

The 225th Merseyside derby had been consigned to the growing file of the instantly forgettable when it was given a status it never merited by the announcement Rodgers had been sacked.

By Evan Osnos June 1, 2015 In a town where "family" is often brandished as a political prop, the Biden clan's fierce devotion has never merited a cynical reading.

As a founding editor of n+1, the literary magazine whose vocal fan base belies its twice-yearly 7,500-copy print run, Mr. Gessen and his colleagues have assailed other publications they believe have squandered their eminence (The New Republic) or never merited it (McSweeney's and anything else associated with the writer Dave Eggers).

Her skin color never merits a mention.