Sentence examples for means worthy from inspiring English sources

The restaurant's name is taken from the Greek word aksios, which means worthy.

"I don't think I'm a bad actor, but I'm by no means worthy of being on the same screen as actors I look up to, such as Denzel Washington, Kevin Spacey or Sean Connery".

(Axios means "worthy" in Greek).

They are by all means worthy of protection.

It's not because the aspiring comedian's "talent" -- fairly entertaining impersonations of Freddy Kruger and Al Pacino -- was hilarious, or by any means worthy of the $1 million prize.

He would be Cassius X. (A few weeks later he became Muhammad Ali, which he said meant "Worthy of all praise most high").

Unexceptionable means not worthy of objection and does not mean unexceptional, ordinary.

"According to the dictionary, the word 'dignity' means being worthy of honor or respect.

But treating food stamps as the fungible means to worthy ends is a cowardly blight on Congress.

It also means many worthy books, including a big majority of those highlighted in our weekly Editors Choicee listing, did not make the final 100.

Translated into English, it means "Be Worthy".