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Sentence with word merits. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use merits in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for merits.

• Your ladyship merits a superior . (10)
• This running away merits your reproaches. (10)
• Shall not each attempt be judged on its own merits? (8)
• Simply that it in some way seemed to increase the merits of one of the two. (10)
• Shall cases be decided on their individual merits, or according to formal codes? (8)
• In both it seems to me that she has failed of the recognition which her work merits. (9)
• Redworth left them, and Sir Lukin ejaculated on the merits of Diana Warwick to Dacier. (10)
• We of course mentioned you, and I assure you that ample Justice was done to your Merits by all. (4)
• He is an inexhaustible bottle of dialects; but this is the least of his merits, of his miracles. (9)
• But neither of them abjured her superstitious belief in the proved merits of the talisman she wore. (10)
• My swains could not think of anything more to say, and the merits of my shepherdesses remained undecided. (9)
• He replied that Besworth was a large place, and I pointed out that therein lay one of its principal merits. (10)
• To this Barnes and Grossby, not insensible to the merits of the recital they had just given ear to, agreed. (10)
• Even more than his merits, his demerits pointed him out as a man to be a friend to a young woman who wanted one. (10)
• He was looked on as sufficiently belonging to the place to make his merits and prospects a kind of common concern. (4)
• The desire in her was to be quit of the flesh, bearing a picture of her husband as having the dues of his merits. (10)
• Many of them related to the comparative merits of English and American railroads, and what he thought himself of these. (9)
• Above all, he can trust me that his contribution has not been passed unread, or has failed of the examination it merits. (9)
• Hilary saw that Mr. Stone was staring fixedly at his sheet of paper, as though the merits of this last sentence were surprising him. (8)
• He talked of it incessantly, but forbore to tell Elizabeth, as she was looking pale, the reason why its modest merits touched him so. (10)
• I do not know whether the Spaniards themselves rank Valdes with Galdos or not, and I have no wish to decide upon their relative merits. (9)
• Well might his sister, believing as she really did that his opinion of Fanny Price was scarcely beyond her merits, rejoice in her prospects. (4)
• The spirit of her dead husband had come to her from the grave, and warmed a frame previously indifferent to anything save his personal merits. (10)
• Any further definition of his merits must be unnecessary; the most charming young man in the world is instantly before the imagination of us all. (4)
• She acknowledged the merits of my whisky, as poets do hearing fine verses, never clapping hands, but with the expressiveness of grave absorption. (10)
• A stout deceiver has his merits, but a feeble hypocrite applying to friends to fortify him in his shifts and tergiversations must provoke contempt. (10)
• Whatever the artistic merits and the drifting away from things traditionary, certainly the opportunities for profit have multiplied with the years. (21)
• The tale has a limited circle; no Southern can appreciate all its merits, the thing is so absolutely and essentially Scots; especially the atmosphere. (2)
• This small but remarkable woman merits attention; her all-seeing eye and shrewd tongue were inscrutably the means of furthering the ends of Providence. (8)
• But these were minor defects in an establishment which had many merits, and was mainly of the temperament and intention of the large English railroad hotels. (9)
• Braintop rattled them out, their plot and fun and the merits of the actors, with delightful volubility, as one whose happy subject had been finally discovered. (10)
• The domestic, unpretending merits of a person never known do not often create that kind of fervent, venerating tenderness which would prompt a visit like yours. (4)

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