Sentence examples for made worthy from inspiring English sources

The president has made worthy speeches saying that elections have to be free and fair.

Ecco Homo and The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe weren't but would have made worthy contenders.

Two leading financial journalists have made worthy additions to the increasingly crowded shelf of books on our recent economic failure.

No more red states and blue states, just the red-white-and-blue United States, its Constitution unchanged but its constitution made worthy of a mature democracy.

He returns again and again to his master themes: the shallowness of upper-class liberals; ethnicity is more important than class; the CIA betrayed America by exaggerating the danger from the Soviet Union Pennsylvania Avenuee in Washington, DC, must be made worthy of an imperial America.

The millionaire factory – so named for the number of gauche young traders the company has made worthy of that designation – has told the market their efforts have been integral to improved trading that should see it bring in between $2.5bn £1.6bnn) and $2.6bn of earnings for the year.

The PM uses texts to rally his troops, sending personal messages of praise after ministers make worthy Newsnight appearances.

In The New York Times, Mordaunt Hall wrote that "it makes worthy pictures of the past look like tinsel shams".

It was suggested that the Hassouns might make worthy opponents for one of the Romneys' frequent games of flag football.

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It's simply that Ultron and his vast army of robots aren't "real" enough to make worthy adversaries for the Avengers.