Sentence examples for more worthwhile and from inspiring English sources

It's more worthwhile and exciting to watch a shorter race.

Short, sharp, intense practice can be more worthwhile and beneficial.

Resilience and dedication in journalism appear heroic and inspiring, and the newspaper industry seems more worthwhile and powerful as a consequence.

"If I was going to take the effort to write prose, then I should write a book, because I felt that a book would be more substantial and more worthwhile and more challenging".

Kohler says: "If people have got a reason to get up in the morning, whether it's seeing a friend or going to a gardening club, they will feel more worthwhile and they will be much more resilient as human beings".

Putting the excitement, the inner life, of modern music of any sort into words, whether it's Cecil Taylor or Pierre Boulez, is hard, and therefore all the more worthwhile — and the continuities linking Taylor and Ellington, Boulez and Debussy, may be all the more apparent to musicians and listeners who came of age with the later, not the earlier, artists.

There is no more worthwhile work and no greater mission.

It was a feeling right from the here and now, a very singular feeling, and my life felt elevated and more worthwhile because of it; and I have thought, ever since, that I have hardly touched on the riches the natural world can supply us with.

A Giants fan, Myles Hyman, along with his three high school friends, deemed it more worthwhile to catch flesh-and-blood glimpses of the coming baseball season than to watch a ticker-tape parade on television.

There is a certain amount of boilerplate and facile biographical inference — "Stephen (i.e. James Joyce)" — but sustained acquaintance with these pages leaves one with the happy feeling that there are no human activities more worthwhile than writing and reading novels.

There is a certain amount of biographical boilerplate, but sustained browsing leaves one with the happy feeling that there are no human activities more worthwhile than writing and reading novels.