Sentence examples for someone worthy from inspiring English sources

You see, in Creedon's world, someone worthy of his suspicion is automatically termed an offender.

He was someone worthy of Memorial Sloan-Kettering, and as a human being he was terrific.

Rupert Murdoch – if you are going to despise someone, it should be someone worthy of your hatred.

If enough fans, coaches and sportswriters deemed someone worthy of either of those teams, chances are that player had more natural basketball ability than those not chosen.

"There is a groundswell of women ready to curb their hormones until and unless someone worthy comes along," Ms. Keller writes.

However, the search for his replacement began in 1996 and did not find someone worthy of being placed in the same bracket as Schmeichel until Van der Sar was recruited from Fulham nine years later.

Ms. Winslet is always a welcome screen presence, and if this were the story of how Iris eventually chucked Jasper aside for someone worthier, say, like Hugh Grant in "Love Actually" or the dodgier (if sexier) Hugh Grant of the Bridget Jones comedies, it might be easier to fall for "The Holiday".

They were collections of quotations, observations, clippings, proverbs, poems, personal asides and anything else that someone found worthy of saving for future reference or sharing with friends.

The mere mention that there is someone more worthy to take on Tyson in his first fight in Britain is insulting to Francis.

The desperate center of Jessie Ware's debut album, "Devotion," is "Taking In Water," a languorous and arresting tragedy about punishing oneself so that someone less worthy might live.

But prize organisers urge the public to "get in touch" if they feel someone is worthy of the accolade so they clearly take a pro-active role in the nominations.