Sentence examples for seem more worthy from inspiring English sources

And when she beat them, she said, "it made my accomplishments seem more worthy than the men's".

The focus for now, though, is on the big units, and some of these may seem more worthy of consideration since the Japanese disaster.

Viewed in this light, the plight of our tube workers – and their attempts not to get sucked into too many night shifts – seem more worthy of our sympathy after all.

The same is even true of university courses: the chemistry you struggled with somehow seems more worthy than the Spanish you coasted through.

The Avant, Audi's largest wagon, has better-looking and better-fitting trim and pretty much everything else about it seems more worthy of your $40,000.

Deciding whether or not to treat Carl like a man has often been a struggle for Rick and the gang, even before Lori died, but now he seems more worthy of adult treatment than ever.

A heavy cover paper and more significant stock inside make the magazine seem more substantial, more worthy of a $5.95 investment at the newsstand.

Basketball violence is not more severe than it is in football or hockey — the incidence of head trauma, for one, is significantly less — but the incidents themselves often seem more cringe-worthy because of all we can see.

They are a perk offered to developers for a price — $11,000 is the going rate — to make their properties seem more highfalutin and thus worthy of soak-the-tenant rents.

Lately, a vault worthy of the Bank of Saudi Arabia would seem more fitting for the storage of the Rodriguez family baggage.

But I've never seen an emphatically sweet aubergine dish, and they seem even more worthy of conceptual classification as vegetables than do tomatoes, corn or French beans.