Sentence examples for That worthiness from inspiring English sources

The armies of publicists and acres of "For Your Consideration" advertisements would hardly exist if the makers and distributors of award-worthy movies did not believe that worthiness could be monetized.

But using violence tends to lead heroes into morally murky territory where that worthiness comes into question.

Fortunately, Kweli knows that uncut worthiness is a bore.

Advertisers have, unsurprisingly, latched on to a term that suggests worthiness but has really become about promising an aspirational female identity.

The legacy of the so-called New Hollywood, the period, in the late nineteen-sixties and early nineteen-seventies, from "Bonnie and Clyde" and "The Graduate" through the first two "Godfather"s, was the belief that critical worthiness and high returns on investment are symmetrical goods.

As a generic example of an opinion that lacked worthiness, Johnston offered "all Jews should be sterilized".

These days, however (and thankfully!) I'm slowly learning that my worthiness isn't predicated on my performance.

It uses a lot of brick and timber, but avoids the worthiness that sometimes goes with these materials.

Those who succeed as authors have to cultivate internal resources and a deep sense of worthiness that their work matters -- no matter how well received their books might be, and despite flaws that critics point out, and regardless of an error here or there.

Ms. Moss's script is without the shrill, self-conscious worthiness that sometimes cripples productions with social mandates.

Much of the problem involves an abundance of seals and labels that assure environmental worthiness, experts say.