Sentence examples for distinctly worthwhile from inspiring English sources
They may not appreciate it at Anfield on Saturday, when aching limbs will kick in as they heave to deal with a wounded Liverpool, but the 5,000-mile 5,000-mile to Azeroundan has been distriptoy worthwhile.
Atwood's formidable skill as a wordsmith and storyteller makes Hag-Seed an engrossing tale, and a true update to "The Tempest," but it's too knotted up in its vengeful minutiae to stand as a distinctly worthwhile novel on its own merits.
He seems distinctly uninterested in learning anything worthwhile from non-Western political traditions: for example, his discussion of things Chinese is confined to brief criticisms of the Cultural Revolution and the traditional practice of foot-binding.
While program planning and research have distinctly different foci, it is worthwhile to consider consultants on the project so that data accuracy and consistency is ensured.
For their part, Fulham were distinctly unambitious in going forward and failed to create a single worthwhile attempt on goal in the first 45 minutes.
It is worthwhile to mention that genes in the three clusters showed distinctly different expression patterns.
Despite the trials of writing such an ambitious work, Takemitsu maintained "that making the attempt was very worthwhile because what resulted somehow liberated music from a certain stagnation and brought to music something distinctly new and different".
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
