Sentence examples for particular merits from inspiring English sources

It just acknowledges the particular merits and opportunities of different forms.

I think that this fact results not solely from any particular merits of the reviewers' work but from an essential aspect of the work itself.

The act, it said, marks an "unwelcome departure from the traditional approach in both criminal and immigration matters of judging each case on its particular merits".

In the farm shop, the butcher, skilled in the traditional craft, explains the particular merits of water buffalo meat as he prepares choice cuts, as well as burgers, for the shop and farmers' markets.

One of its particular merits was clear communication of a simple message – that disabled people are not and should not be the butt of discrimination and patronising (or much worse) comments.

Here the subject of Israel comes up and it becomes necessary to put stress on the particular merits of the president by linking the foreign pressures on Syria, which differs in its toughness and content to other countries in crisis, with the geographical proximity to Israel and the position of the people and the regime towards Israel.

Two tracts in particular merit special note.

"We weren't defending anything with any particular merit," Mortimer told me.

This has particular merit when a strong tide -- for which Wasque Rip is famous -- is running, greatly reducing the time needed to bring your quarry to the beach.

As a result of blood and birth, a middle-aged man of no particular merit enjoys a special status in society.

This recipe deserves particular merit as the long and low cooking time negates the fussy need for pre-baking the crust.