The phrase "a worthy statement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a statement that is deserving of respect or consideration, often in discussions or debates.
Example: "After much deliberation, I believe that his argument is indeed a worthy statement that deserves further exploration."
Alternatives: "a commendable assertion" or "a significant remark".
This is such a routine part of life's fabric that a quilt from the hands of its victims strikes her as a worthy statement.
Nevertheless, his stance has also led to numerous expressions of support, with backers arguing that his protest is a worthy statement on the troubled status of race relations in the United States.
But the reason Jonzi D is a leading figure in hip-hop theater is that he personifies the movement's idea that its aesthetic is itself a worthy statement; the medium is indeed the message.
Following Radiohead guitarist (and Anderson's regular composer) Jonny Greenwood as he journeys to India to record in collaboration with Israeli muso Shye Ben Tzur and brassy qawwali troupe the Rajasthan Express, it's a making-of project that pleasingly avoids any worthy statements of intent, focusing on the thrilling playing itself.
A dark mystery with a propaganda message on the dangers of fascism, the film was seen by Hepburn as an opportunity to make a worthy political statement.
All of which may make you feel like this is one best avoided, the kind of worthy statement TV you watch out of duty rather than pleasure.
Shrug it Off Ditch your cubicle-friendly blazer for a play-worthy statement jacket, cropped leather bomber, or boyfriend blazer for a night out on the town.
A note-worthy statement would forever engrave the editorial into the reader's mind.
Plonkety-plonk go the worthy statements: "The important thing is for us to be a family again"; "You are a human being just like everyone else".
Upgrade somebody trustworthiness: Positive tattling upgrades somebody trustworthiness through the worthy statements talked by you about them.
Noth did make a couple of Big-worthy statements: 'I like my Martinis like I like my sex - dirty, but not filthy'; and also that his special drink is 'Belvedere vodka, straight, on the rocks; which we call a DTT, which represents Don't Tell Tara'.
