Sentence examples for truly worthwhile from inspiring English sources

What makes life truly worthwhile for the majority of Americans is high-quality education, affordable health care and the opportunity to enjoy leisure time with family and friends.

We need big projects for which government support would be truly worthwhile; we shouldn't rely simply on a revival of consumer spending to create more jobs.

Like those ephemeral works, this is destined to be remembered as one of the truly worthwhile and significant moments of modern British art.

If her prison memoir – working title, Prisonomics – is as serious and insightful, she will be giving something truly worthwhile back to society.

Without giving quarter to violence even against pubescent graffiti, we must ask what sorts of speech make the defence of freedom of expression truly worthwhile.

Although di Robilant is a fine, solid researcher and a thoughtful, conscientious interpreter, he is no stylist, and any chance of this flimsy tale adding up to a truly worthwhile book dies on a tide of anachronism and cliché.

– Reaper Man "'I meant,' said Ipslore bitterly, 'What is there in this world that truly makes living worthwhile?" Death thought about it.

He is doing something rich and strange, and his paintings are among the truly outstanding and worthwhile creations of 21st-century Britain.

Kessler begins his book with some truly interesting and worthwhile background on the beginnings of what we know as the Secret Service, starting with President Lincoln's negligent bodyguard wandering off to get drunk, leaving the president unprotected.

That's the spirit you'll feel if you visit the event this weekend, and it's what has truly made it all worthwhile.

It must show Iraqis that it is truly independent, and so a worthwhile step forward for them.