Sentence examples for Quite worthy from inspiring English sources

The reformers' policy goals are, in most cases, quite worthy.

And although you didn't win the gold, you are quite worthy of that medal, believe me.

Their duel, while not quite worthy of the Victorian giants, is already compelling.

None of them were dreadful, just not quite worthy of their $25-to-$25-to-$25-to-$30

If the Hollywood of recent times wasn't quite worthy of her, that was its loss and ours.

This short book, with its short chapters each topped by an ampersand, is mostly winding filler, talk that doesn't seem quite worthy of the name.

"Quite a worthy exit," he called the Moses book.

Ricci's Selby doesn't quite seem worthy of Wuornos's sudden desire.

Admittedly the choice would be even better if the radiation book didn't sound quite so worthy.

And if this line never quite seems worthy of a fashion show, a backdrop of Madison Avenue gave authenticity to these uptown/downtown clothes.

Not forgetting Burma, now that its horrifying treatment of the Rohingya is emerging as quite as worthy as Israel's of Palestinians, of a student boycott.