Sentence examples for really unworthy from inspiring English sources

This is not just out of fear that we might still be blacklisted (of the 2,080 names removed, 933 have still not been released; and a further 4,000 names are still on the list); there is also a slight sense of failure: were our efforts to write about the plight of Myanmar under this awful government really unworthy of a place on this list?

"Peter can take some really unworthy stupid subject," notes Scott Hess, "something other artists would never touch, and make a sublime artwork out of it".

An unworthy suspicion — i.e. that this really is all Woody Johnson's doing — rises all the same: could he really think that a quarterback who's in good with Jesus is more likely to help his team than one who's in good with GQ?

In the worst of them, when a team reveals itself to be unworthy of the playoffs by May, they are really long, hopeless affairs.

If legislators really think we are such useless members of American society unworthy of scarce taxpayer dollars, then they should propose legislation exempting us from paying taxes.

A: Cale really wants to be in the Secret Service, but is deemed unworthy by Carol Finnerty Maggie Gyllenhaall), who knows Cale from college.

Whereas most of the series' politically incorrect moments are funny and well-observed, this episode seems to be saying that fairground folk and travelers really are deeply unpleasant criminals who are both irredeemable and unworthy of help.

I think that is the thing we really need to address, the fact that we treat old people as unworthy of our time and consideration.

Too many of the show's effects conjure up a Vegas-y cheese, unworthy of the director, Trevor Nunn; does Mr. Mistoffelees's toreador jacket really have to light up?

All of them sent out of the world with words unworthy of them, eulogies that revealed only a deep ignorance of who they really were.

Not bold by shooting down dissenting young people in cold blood or threatening to deport vulnerable people, but really bold like Jesus was bold -- willing to confront what we know is hurtful, harmful, and indeed unworthy of the American spirit.