Sentence examples for believed worthy from inspiring English sources

The finest prizefighter of his generation did exactly what everyone expected against an opponent few believed worthy of sharing a ring with him.

And they said the focus on what they consider misleading or secondary issues was getting in the way of real questions about the plan they believed worthy of consideration.

There is also resignation among many industry observers that success for 12 Years will represent not so much a breakthrough as a blip – token recognition for a film that many believed worthy of accolade even though they found it difficult to watch.

The list of nominees included a significant number of first timers that critics believed worthy of greater recognition.

In conclusion, this study is unique in its ability to identify loci controlling platelet response to aspirin intervention in both European American and African American families identified to be at risk for CAD, and our combined novel approaches have yielded several loci that we believe worthy of further follow up.

Like his near contemporaries Jean Stafford and Dawn Powell, Purdy has long had a small but vocal following that believes him worthy of a much wider readership.

Self-image problems also affect Sepha's relationship with Judith, a well-off white woman whose affections he cannot quite believe himself worthy of.

You should of course adhere to the rules of this award and vote only for a script that you genuinely believe is worthy of special commendation.

Perhaps every politician must have a bit of Coriolanus in him: an ego that propels him to believe himself worthy of public service, coupled with the desire to stand unswerving for the rightness of his own convictions.

My point being, I wouldn't be championing this new style of bag – I'm calling it, very imaginatively I'm sure you'll agree, the half-moon bag – if I didn't believe it worthy of consideration.

The theatre company travelled from courtyard to courtyard presenting the story of a man – the Othello character – whose appointment as the administrator of a residential block enrages another tenant, who bitterly believes himself worthy of the position, causing him to engineer the moral destruction of the good man.