Sentence examples for Considerable worth from inspiring English sources

There is much to amuse and delight in this collection, and reflections of considerable worth.

The show can be played for all its considerable worth and it can be mangled.

And the soprano Tammy Hensrud, as the prostitute Jenny Hill, spun out the "Alabama Song" for all of its considerable worth.

These fuzzy thumbnails cannot adequately convey how unusual both books are, since Marías's considerable worth as a writer resides in the uniqueness of his prose.

Bad Wildbad's production of "I Briganti," in a new critical edition, proceeded as planned, and gave further evidence of Mercadante's considerable worth as a composer.

There were two young soloists of considerable worth, a relative novelty (Beethoven's Overture to "The Ruins of Athens") and a tight, swift, convincing performance of Mozart's G-minor Symphony, No. 40, conducted by Andreas Delfs.

It also adds to their considerable net worth because the capital value of a grouse moor is based on its grouse population.

The $66 for a first-rate, three-course dinner for two (with drinks, tax and tip extra) was a considerable bargain, worth the drive to Shelton.

He can also afford to do what he wants, given that his already considerable net worth has jumped nearly $2.5 billion, owing to his 10.4 percent stake in Twitter.

On Instagram, Louise Linton, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's wife, framed her husband's considerable net worth as a burden and her months in Washington as harrowing servitude.

But despite these misgivings Webber also believes the attempt to improve the chances of races being more competitive during a period when Mercedes' advantage is considerable is worth trying.