Sentence examples for are very worth from inspiring English sources

Neither spot has nearly the brilliance of Ippudo NY, in the East Village, or the breadth of other Midtown ramen shops like Menchanko-Tei, but each has its specialties, and one or two of them are very worth eating.

If you're looking at changing your wireless provider or your home Internet provider, these deals are very worth it.

There are also fancier versions with figs and such, which if you have the time are very worth your while.

Locks: a solid dead bolt is not a foolproof lock mechanism, but they are very worth while and helpful.

It's very worth reading, and not just because he was dead wrong (and learned nothing from the experience).

For some people this will be very worth while – while for others it could be a waste of money.

"I believe that our journalism is very worth paying for," said Jill Abramson, The Times's managing editor for news.

It's really as though no one ever says: it is very worth liking to cook, and you've not got to love it.

(Things end violently and badly, as you can imagine, but the story is nonetheless suspenseful, and I'll omit the details since the book is very worth reading).

It is very worth reading what he has to say on this topic as it gets to the heart about several core myths about what journalism is.

"A visit to Tiger's Nest is VERY worth it.