Sentence examples for be a worthy thing from inspiring English sources
Then, when I was 17, writing a book seemed so impossible and like it might be a worthy thing to devote a life to.
Opinion, and the web of responses they crystallize, namely, taste, are an essential and inextricable element of criticism, and any critic who claims to excise personal response from their work is only pretending to do so and it wouldn't, in any case, be a worthy thing to attempt.
In an age when neither political office nor Ph.D.s nor media pulpits are guarantees of basic human decency -- such as the ability to speak with courtesy, to refrain from delusion and ugliness in criticism, to respect the word and the airwave (or digital bit-byte as the case may be) -- to be led by a President who stands tall as a decent, intelligent human being is a worthy thing in itself.
And I think the idea of women mentoring each other is a worthy thing to be explored — because so often it's the reverse.
Worst thing about job: My self-doubt that this is a worthy thing to contribute to the world.
It is a worthy thing to fight for one's freedom; it is another sight finer to fight for another man's.
"We were asked to do a promotion for a Blue Peter appeal, raising money for incubators in hospitals, which was a worthy thing," says Simon Hickson.
And the very nature of Mitty's dreams seems to suggest that the pop culture that he imbibes is a worthy thing to the extent that it inspires and encourages both fantasy and action.
This is not a problem that is to be solved by diversifying police departments, although that's a worthy thing to do.
Although we think that performing a detailed analysis of anaphase spindle morphology by EM is a worthy thing to do and is an important test of our model, we agree with the reviewer's later comment that it is beyond the scope of this study.
Most contemporary reviewers consider Living in the Material World to be a worthy successor to All Things Must Pass, even if it inevitably falls short of Harrison's grand opus.
