Sentence examples for some worth in from inspiring English sources

There is some worth in depicting strong female characters for the sake of it.

Now she's made a full recovery, Cuthbertson can find some worth in those 18 months of anguish.

Surely, there must be some worth in working with someone nearby who tries to make prudent loans within the community, someone who can bend the rules to get you out of trouble or keep you from making a mess of your finances in the first place.

While second place is distributed, it does show that there's probably some worth in providing more than a Facebook login option, though you'll obviously reach the majority of users that way.

(Female participant, TAU, unhoused) I guess part of that [recovery] would be to…learn to at least like myself or not hate myself um,…try and get well you know, trying to understand the different emotions about what happened in the past like you know, guilt or…and, and whatever all that, all those different emotions that come up from that…and being able to see some you know, like some worth in life.

Since buying the unit, he says he has discovered some $3 million worth in defects.

Huijin is short of cash, so is likely to issue bonds to pay for the new shares — some $18 billion worth in all, according to Reuters.

Therefore, whilst pluralists also consider morality to be local, they may also recognize some moral worth in coexisting (19).

Are some worth a spin in your computer or game console?

The Royal Agricultural Society awarded nearly 2,000 prizes from 1839 to 1939, some worth £1m ($1.6m) in today's money.

But I'm just going to have to wait a while yet for another book, 18 months, two years, it's okay now, as long as I'm writing and have some sense of worth in the process.