Sentence examples for sort of worth from inspiring English sources

What makes them sort of worth watching is how they still aren't predictable.

But the whole samarium-whatever plot is sort of worth it because it boils over at the most fake green-screened baseball stadium we've ever seen, supposedly Camden Yards, as Frank preps to throw out the first pitch at the Orioles game.

Debuted at Sundance and sort of worth the ride.

The attention it got me, the fact that I wanted that attention or that I thought it could ascribe some sort of worth to me at all.

A deep ache in my stomach when the sex assigned to me at birth seemed to designate some sort of worth in me or a fate that would decide what I do with my life.

No one respects a man who is unable to get a woman… A man having a beautiful girl by his side shows the world that he is worth something, because obviously the beautiful girl sees some sort of worth in him.

The Voodoo M 152 Envy was officially announced today and it's sort of, kind of worth looking at.

"We tried to put the moral purpose of the Labour party into practice, the only sort of morality worth very much," he said.

A wonked-out discussion between two thinkers on the left, the sort of thing worth listening to as "socialism," however defined, grows more popular with Democrats.

"4′33″" Gann argues, though often suspected of being merely a "provocative stunt," is actually one of the best understood and most influential works of avant-garde music: Cage's contention that everyday ambient sound is itself a sort of music worth listening to has become a near-commonplace.

I had made a fricassee for a party of robust eaters and drinkers just the sort of group worth a small fuss but, victim to waves of hormonal nausea, I could not bring myself to eat anything but the dish's sauce and potatoes.