Sentence examples for Genuine worth from inspiring English sources

It would take years to know their genuine worth.

The heart of this cathartic book expertly depicts the struggle to make sense of one's father's genuine worth.

In a world of easy approval, where mediocrity is so often rewarded, Mountford's endorsement has genuine worth.

It shocks you into a wider rethink about the genuine worth of clothes and the price we numb ourselves to paying.

Is this the moment to inform them that if they come up with something of genuine worth, something we vitally need, we may just decide to break their patent?

It's a thoroughly exuberant piece of architecture that takes its inspiration from the idea that there is genuine worth in trying to invite cars into buildings instead of wishing them away.

People coming into a new organisation through merger or transfer will not follow unless they can be convinced that the leader is genuine and worth following.

The danger, if there is one, is that the easy, on-demand access to reams of information from the internet may delude us into mistaking the data we download for genuine wisdom worth acting upon.

"High" art as it is known by many gets terribly little exposure on television and I still believe people are blindly led to believe something's genuine and worth their time because it is on the tv.

Tax reliefs are rising, an accretion of 1228 barnacles on the tax code, to the delight of clever accountants: Gordon Brown's sensible-sounding 2003 research and development relief has mushroomed to £9.5bn, though no one thinks our companies are doing genuine research worth anything like that.

Most interpreters attribute to Kant the claim that we can never know whether even our own actions are performed merely in accordance with the moral law or from it and that therefore we never know whether our actions are merely legal or have genuine moral worth.