Sentence examples for nothing of merit from inspiring English sources

He claimed Martin had contributed nothing of merit to the Beatles sound.

They'll try bludgeoning you with management-speak letters, which use a vast number of words to say nothing of merit whatsoever.

Claudio Monteverdi, whose late masterpieces "The Return of Ulysses" and "The Coronation of Poppea" contributed to the new style, remained famous, but in the popular view nothing of merit happened between Monteverdi's death and the rise of Vivaldi.

"The police and Electoral Commission have already investigated and found nothing of merit, as has been the case when similar allegations have been made in the past by politicians.

A block of the bright green is the current app icon, http://v2.co is the company's website that currently hosts the forums, and it has set up the Twitter account @v2app but nothing of merit has been tweeted.

But there is nothing, or at least nothing of equal merit, to compare with Yeats's The Celtic Twilight - a conscious attempt to prove that an Irish cultural identity existed long before Anglo-Irish writers graduated from Trinity College Dublin and left Ireland to earn their livings in London.

43 min: "That was a passage of play which contained nothing of any merit," blasts Brian Moore on the BBC, as Tuilagi ends a period of static nonsense by knocking forward a pass practically handed to him by a nearby team-mate.

Commons has done nothing to merit such treatment.

Nothing captures that spirit of merit and reward better than Clarke, who prepared his series victory plan with the bloodless dedication and care of a philandering husband.

However, the nightmarish aspect of this vision has everything to do with the idea of central planning and nothing to do with the idea of merit.

The painter Francis Bacon, who turned down both the Order of Merit and the Companion of Honour, is crouched over the bed in nothing but his underpants.