Sentence examples for is something worthy from inspiring English sources

And it is something worthy of celebration.

But this is something worthy unto itself: a performance that hangs together by a band that's kicking in the stall.

Do what we already automatically do with male art: assume there is something worthy and interesting hiding there.

But in the shifting eyes of the American law, he is something worthy of seeming extra attention.

The fact that around 15% of our land has been set aside as protected or indigenous areas is something worthy of unbridled celebration.

"I think the question of a mid-season break and the demands of the fixture list is something worthy of debate," he says.

That has rebounded unfairly on journalists because there's something worthy about uncovering corruption.

As the renowned journalist Alistair Cooke once said: "I prefer radio to TV because the pictures are better". In your imagination a scruffy toe-poked goal after some penalty-box ping pong can be something worthy of Brazil 1970.

However people feel about the release of the memo and whether Rosenstein's and Wray's objections are warranted, it would seem to be something worthy of extensive, sober review.

"It's such an imposing building that everyone figures it was something worthy of preserving," said Michael Morrell, leader of a neighborhood group in Westerleigh, who can at times display Staten Island discontent.

If Obama's political instincts trumped his ideological instinct, this might be something worthy of consideration.