Sentence examples for the very worth from inspiring English sources
It revolved around the professional sages, or wise men, and scribes in the service of the court, and consisted primarily in maxims about the practical, intelligent way to conduct one's life and in speculations about the very worth and meaning of human life.
"The fact that our friend and ally has come to question the very worth of its mantle of global leadership puts in sharper focus for the rest of us to set our own clear and sovereign course," Chrystia Freeland told the House of Commons on Tuesday.
(Things end violently and badly, as you can imagine, but the story is nonetheless suspenseful, and I'll omit the details since the book is very worth reading).
All of this I learned at a screening of National Geographic Entertainment's soon to be released feature film, The Last Lions, -- very worth the viewing if only as gorgeous travelogue, with awesome nature imagery.
Patrick Gann of RPGFan concurred and found all of the soundtrack's tunes to be "memorable" and the Original Soundtrack to be "very worth the purchase".
There are also fancier versions with figs and such, which if you have the time are very worth your while.
The "summary for non-experts" (PDF) is very worth reading.
Getting to the answers isn't easy, but "The Sopranos" makes you feel that these questions are, at the very least, worth asking.
There will be options to keep logs of these things, and maybe premium features to access them (or perhaps metrics), but the basic proposal is, I think, quite sound — at the very least, worth trying.
I'm less crazy about this new issue than some of the past ones but I still recommend it because Geof Darrow produces so few comics and everything he does is at the very least worth owning and looking at repeatedly until your life ends. .
