Whatever the reason, the committee relapsed into Buggins's turn, as usual.Not that the Bugginses in question are unworthy winners.
The way that Parliament has to beg for information and dialogue partners in order to get answers for its outstanding questions is unworthy of a parliamentary democracy.
Clinton and Obama were trapped by questions that were unworthy of them, and trapped by not getting a chance to answer good questions that never came.
During the enormously publicized anniversary of the Giffords tragedy, similar uneasy questions arise about worthy and unworthy victims, particularly in the Arizona and the US/Mexico borderlands.
Clegg could probably use his longer list of evidence to win an argument there would be a cost to the UK economy (though over what time frame is another question), but the 3m jobs figure is unworthy.
The south Germans accepted that the unworthy receive Christ, and the question of what unbelievers receive was left unanswered.
QUESTION: If you find so much that is unworthy of reverence in the United States, why do you live here?
Furthermore, the new hire is supervising people who have been judged unworthy to fill the position in question.
But as they were rendered in criticism I generally found these questions dispiriting — as if they were being offered, over and over, to conceal the larger, inadmissible, ridiculous question of whether Lena Dunham herself was worthy or unworthy, good or bad.
Great Fire.org, an activist group that monitors internet censorship in China, is so incensed by Google's retrenchment that it fumes: "Google as an anti-censorship fighter may be unworthy of the name".Fair enough, but a question comes to mind.
