Sentence examples for actually worthy from inspiring English sources

These were questions that were actually worthy of further examination.

Milk, he said, is a perfect source of nutrition, a superfood that is actually worthy of the label.

Combine such a feature with a smartphone that's actually worthy of Web surfing, analysts say, and you're on the fast track to round-the-clock geekdom.

He called it one of a few "big-ticket items" in the waste stream actually worthy of the debates we have over merely "symbolic targets" like disposable diapers.

He expresses his gratitude at being cast in a Graham Greene adaptation that's actually worthy of the book it was based on (Phillip Noyce's 2002 version of "The Quiet American").

"Parma's victory over Saracens was a matter of desire because they are a decent side but nothing to compare with Treviso, who are actually worthy of a place in a different league," said the Saracens full-back Thomas Castaignède.

There's nobody else in the minors really worthy of bringing up now, unless Lee is actually sound.

For his part, Sen. Paul made no apologies for calling a speech he had never actually heard "worthy of President Ahmadinejad".

But we can't decide every issue that way, and we certainly can't decide on our epistemic principles — which methods and sources are actually rationally worthy of trust — by voting.

They are the best team in the East, thanks in large part to Carmelo Anthony, who is constructing a season that might actually be worthy of the M.V.P. chants that have filled M.S.G. since his arrival.

At several points the movie invokes Homer, and -- especially in its climactic sequence, a tragicomic battle in a wheat field between the fleeing villagers and a band of Fascists -- it actually seems worthy of the comparison.