Sentence examples for truly merits from inspiring English sources

The public television executives caught in the middle say the issue is drawing far more attention than it truly merits.

If you believe that your friendship truly merits your attendance, I strongly suggest that you call your ex and, at the very least, ask to meet his fiancée before the wedding.

It can also be reasonably doubted whether the Borges story truly merits the "glory" of discovery to which Danto alludes.

Only one Academy Award nominee in the live-action short film category truly merits the win.

It's down to knowledgeable leadership to determine when the mission truly merits the inevitable sacrifice that service to country brings.

If anything truly merits the visitors' attention, though, it is the WP&YR, which now runs several trips a day in season in restored vintage carriages the 20 miles or so over White Pass to Fraser in British Columbia, Canada, and then on a further 45 miles or so to Bennett Lake or Carcross, whence a bus will continue to Whitehorse.

But with so much blurring of the two, do they truly merit segregation?

The prevailing consensus in France was that only Italian art truly merited attention.