Sentence examples for is really worthy from inspiring English sources

"There are many conflicts and much suffering in the world, but this is one that really puts the whole world at risk and is really worthy of attention".

The question that will inevitably arise when the shortlisted works go on display at the Bluewater shopping centre this month - the winner will be selected by a committee chaired by the Lord Lieutenant of Kent, Allan Willett - will be whether a big stallion constructed at great cost by other people is really worthy of a £2m public commission.

I don't think it is really worthy of us".

You might have a 4K television or display, but what content is really worthy of that kind of resolution?

Yet even I wondered if they were really worthy of a cinema-released documentary.

Single subject institutions have an important role to play within a vibrant higher education sector, but I question whether they are really worthy of the university title.

As if he needed to show he was really worthy, Callahan made a sharp pass, checked an opponent to the ice and thwarted a rush with a poke check — all within 30 seconds.

And we all wanted to escape it, to get out of the house, get that high-paying job and pay somebody else to do everything that we didn't think was really worthy of our attention.

Either situation would accelerate movement toward a decisive point — a commitment to victory, or the realization that Americans simply do not believe the threats cited are really worthy of the sacrifices required to vanquish them.

She adds that she knows "heroic types of both sexes, who were not only in their imaginations worthy of a better fate, but were really worthy, and really did suffer from great qualities that had no outlet, and it certainly wasn't their fault.

It seems like years since Mr. Klein presented a collection that didn't look as if it had formaldehyde running through its minimalist seams, or wasn't saturated with references to Helmut Lang, or was really worthy of his talent at all.