Sentence examples for she merits only from inspiring English sources

For her part, Binoche can only recall meeting Depardieu once, over dinner, where he accused her of "always making beautiful films" – for which, clearly, she merits only our bile and condemnation.

But the prospect merits only two cheers.

Inter-war Greece, for example, merits only a slender paragraph.

Among militant Shiites in Lebanon, apparently, Mr. Khatami is a nonperson, somebody who merits only scowls.

These days, a "once-in-a-lifetime" $19 million estate merits only a quarter-page ad.

In the ever-expanding universe of financial fraud, Marcia Sladich merits only the tiniest of footnotes.

Philip Larkin led the male choices, with five; in the female volume, he merits only one poem (from Maggie Gee).

Bush's mention of North Korea -- "added to the axis last" -- merits only a few sentences here, mostly concerning Frum's pleasure at Pyongyang's pique.

The death of Bach's first wife Maria Barbara merits only a single page, and we learn little of its musical consequences.

The decline, however, merits only "a small round of applause" because about five months of inventory is a more typical level, wrote a Global Insight economist, Patrick Newport.

Every backpacker in Ladakh heads straight for Leh, but on Shakti's week-long tours, it merits only a brief visit.