Sentence examples for Quite worthwhile from inspiring English sources

And that's quite worthwhile.

It's true, lottery revenue may help the government finance education and other programs, many of them quite worthwhile.

"The institute is not quite worthwhile in its current state," said Rupika Chawla, a well-known painting restorer and one of the first graduates of the institute's program.

Mr. Johnson, who is 82, makes growing old seem quite worthwhile, at least if you can derive as much pleasure from the world as he clearly does.

He has not hesitated to advocate the shedding of blood because be says it is quite worthwhile to shed blood, of your own and other people's, in defence of your citizen rights, in the defence of your having the right to choose the form of government you wish.

"Hopefully he can do something quite worthwhile.

There are quite a few worthwhile games Monday, as the N.B.A. takes advantage of the national holiday to showcase some of the best it has to offer.

They do after all have real writers and editors, and the people in charge (Future) of the magazine also run quite a few worthwhile publications.

Hey there, Kindle Fire owners — Amazon's rolling out a brand new software update for you, and it packs quite a few worthwhile (and arguably overdue) tweaks for your budget-conscious tablet.

Therefore, with adequate preparation, 52 coaches and athletes can undertake such short camps with confidence such that they will quite likely be worthwhile for most individuals.

Derrick Rose has looked good in the preseason, which is encouraging because "seeing how players returning from injuries look" is quite possibly the only worthwhile reason to pay attention to preseason games.