Sentence examples for of considerable worth from inspiring English sources

There is much to amuse and delight in this collection, and reflections of considerable worth.

There were two young soloists of considerable worth, a relative novelty (Beethoven's Overture to "The Ruins of Athens") and a tight, swift, convincing performance of Mozart's G-minor Symphony, No. 40, conducted by Andreas Delfs.

And the soprano Tammy Hensrud, as the prostitute Jenny Hill, spun out the "Alabama Song" for all of its considerable worth.

Bad Wildbad's production of "I Briganti," in a new critical edition, proceeded as planned, and gave further evidence of Mercadante's considerable worth as a composer.

These fuzzy thumbnails cannot adequately convey how unusual both books are, since Marías's considerable worth as a writer resides in the uniqueness of his prose.

The show can be played for all its considerable worth and it can be mangled.

However, I still regarded it as 'a film of considerable quality... worth attending to'.

The participant students were positive when asked whether, overall, the development of this project was "worth the effort" indicating as the most important benefit the developing of considerable indepth understanding and expertise in their work field.

Since Benecard is not publicly traded, its precise worth and how much it can help Mr. Forrester have become the source of considerable speculation.

It was a solution of considerable difficulty.

Mr Donovan merely speaks of "considerable disagreement".