Sentence examples for promoting worthy from inspiring English sources

Mostly those that involve public service, giving speeches, promoting worthy causes, being a national icon, preparing to be king and all things aristocratic that don't always make as much sense to residents of a country with a history of anti-royalist dissent, according to World Now.

No one is following Kate Middleton because she promotes worthy causes.

Obama has become adept at using media appearances – most memorably James Corden's carpool karaoke – to promote worthy causes to mass audiences.

The other prominent Mohist political doctrine, "promoting the worthy," contends that to ensure the success of the state in securing wealth, a large population, and social order, appointments to the bureaucracy must be based on ethical merit and professional ability.

Leeds fans, always happy to help promote a worthy campaign, chanted during the game: "We've got McAllister, you've got chlamydia".

If celebrities do arrive it is often to promote Project Worthy (Ralph Fiennes with Coriolanus in 2011, Angelina Jolie with In The Land of Blood and Honey this year).

For the first time I can recall this year there were cries of "Rubbish!" You might expect the party to be in favour of all-woman short lists, since the idea promotes a worthy cause by means of yet more regulation.

He played for several hours only stopping to praise his hero and to promote the worthy causes.

Washington need not be silent in the face of injustice, but should be prudent and practical in how it promotes such worthy ends.

And by year-end, he was happily promoting Android as worthy iPhone competitor, saying it could now go "feature by feature against iPhone," making smartphone choice a matter of personal preference.

Figures like Abou El Fadl and Ramadan speak a strange tongue, even when promoting changes we find worthy; their reasons are not our reasons.