Sentence examples for for something worthy from inspiring English sources

They aimed for something worthy of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, but achieving it was somewhat hampered by the full-length gown she wore.

Yet a view persists that a voucher is somehow less vulgar than cash, along with a now-forlorn hope that it might be redeemed for something worthy.

Lola Glaudini is the jaded Leyla, who is a little too old to still be hitting raves and is looking for something worthy of commitment.

What they didn't say: While Chevy has now exhumed just about every nameplate from its past (except for easy-to-eliminate nightmares like Chevette and Vega), the Z/28 is really meant to stand for something worthy of its name.

So I thank Obama for doing something worthy of his Nobel Prize.

Such likeness-making is not fraud, for its outcome remains something worthy of respect.

While the Chicago White Sox honored their longtime captain, Paul Konerko, earlier Saturday a few miles south, the Blackhawks were still waiting for theirs to do something worthy of a standing ovation.

If there really is nothing to compliment a person on, it is better to wait for them to do something worthy of praise than give them fake flattery, which they can sense.

He's in it for the thrill of building something worthy of notice.

Your boss seems to forget the fact that this wonderful graduate experience eventually needs to conclude, instead focusing breathlessly on the possible extensions of your project and how connecting your piece of esoterica to the latest notion-du-jour will transform your next paper--which currently is destined for the journal WeDidSomeStuff--into something worthy of a cover on Science.

Or are they lousy because Philip — or for that matter, Mr. Gilbert — had difficulty creating something worthy of a classic?