Sentence examples for those worthwhile from inspiring English sources

And then she also wrote those worthwhile Cazalet books, catching and holding for our attention some truth about the milieu of her childhood and youth.

But there is a course between them, and a respectable way for Labour to spend what are likely to be the last six months of a 13-year stint in office: confront the fiscal predicament it has helped to create, and pursue those worthwhile policies it has already got.Labour has entered a strange political netherworld.

But to make those worthwhile, you usually have to average about 5 to 9 drinks a day...and after the first couple of days, that's probably not going to happen.

When he looked at Efron shirtless, there was no seething envy as if he were thinking, "damn, could this kid be taking my place?" Instead, those worthwhile moments were passed up by silly humor that fell flat.

Paul Collier's work, the Bottom Billion, about broken states backs up the case for using our DfID budget – yes for meeting the Millennium Development Goals, yes for vaccination and malaria reduction and all of those extremely worthwhile things – but we're mad if we don't put money into mending broken states where so many of the problems of poverty come from".

Look on the far right and, as well as a wantonly analogue clock, there's a little button that activates a camera set between the driver and front passenger seat, which, as BMW has it, "captures those particularly worthwhile moments on the road".

Employers will only invest in training, promoting and retaining workers who bring enough basic skills and education to the workplace to make those investments worthwhile.

Movies with literary greats at their center — C.S. Lewis in "Shadowlands," Dickens in "The Invisible Woman"— tend to be largely about the writer's difficult life, less so about the ideas that made those difficulties worthwhile.

Even more rewarding, those who read this worthwhile memoir will get to know him as a warm, interesting, humorous son of the South, whose personal story involves many of their own joyful memories and sad experiences.

Those are the awards that seek to satisfy every niche in the recording business, and tucked into those niches are worthwhile recordings from way outside the mainstream.

"Those are all worthwhile steps, and we should grab every one of them," said R. Glenn Hubbard, who advised Mr. Bush's administration and Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign.