Sentence examples for define worth from inspiring English sources

How does one define worth?

In today's digital world it's impossible to shield our daughters, or our sons, from the constant onslaught of messages that define worth by external measures - their body shape or skin tone, the brands they wear, scores they earn, the college they attend, and boys they attract.

Because size doesn't define worth.

I guess you would have to define "worth it". If we didn't get up that early, we wouldn't arrive at Mono Lake before sunrise.

How are they defining worth, and why don't more women fit that definition?

The World Bank is now running such projects (narrowly defined) worth almost $450m; on a wider definition, almost half the bank's total lending of $24 billion in 2006 had some rule-of-law component (for example, advice on conflict resolution in village-development projects, or on bankruptcy law in privatisation programmes).

Depending on the defined worth of an item, you can turn one item into another.

Numbers, though, help define his worth.

"It tends to rank us and define our worth," she said, frowning.

But the Giants' team ethos, however murky that is to define, is worth emulating.

But "we were unable to define the worth of something we didn't want or need," she said.