Sentence examples for a worthy enough from inspiring English sources

It's a worthy enough cross section, but there are also notable absentees.

It is a worthy enough show, but no one would argue that it is the theater's most significant opening of the fall.

Their engravings offered a worthy enough paean to the fallen polar explorers, but far more eloquent was a modest handmade memorial.

It seems a worthy enough pursuit for a playwright to shift Lord Alfred Douglas, a k a Bosie, into the spotlight, rescuing Oscar Wilde's troublesome bit of crumpet from the sidelines.

At Westminster, the government is concentrating its reforming zeal on the removal of the hereditary peers from the House of Lords, a worthy enough aim so far as it goes.

"Quebec" may wear out its welcome more quickly than other Ween albums, but it's a worthy enough addition to their ongoing project — to make rock-and-roll seem at once ridiculous and sublime.

They noted the roughly $200 million for restoring the National Mall but left it in because they actually deemed it a worthy-enough project.

Mads Mikkelsen gave a stirring performance in Thomas Vinterberg's crude but compelling The Hunt, and is a worthy-enough best actor.

There is a kind of missionary urgency palpable here: not merely to get people excited about science, or to honor Sagan, or revive a great television brand, all worthy enough — but to stand up for the scientific method itself, in a world ever more polarized by unscientific orthodoxies.

Welcome to The Jewelry Box, a collection within a collection worthy enough for a museum all its own.

That might sound like a pursuit worthy enough to warrant a government grant, but with Grimes you imagine it would genuinely be great.