Sentence examples for unworthy future from inspiring English sources

Higgins tells his mother that Eliza will marry the vacuous and indolent Freddy Eynsford-Hill, and then laughs in repeated mockery at the stupidity of this arrangement - serving only to underline the problem that this outcome is not prepared for by the play, and that the consignment of his heroine to an unhappy, unintelligent and unworthy future leaves a sour taste.

Yet Mr Karzai, who stands to lose whatever the Taliban gain from a settlement, has shown himself to be an unworthy interlocutor for Afghanistan's future.

It is about conserving the welfare of the "us" against the "them," with "them" being perceived as unworthy, unfit and dangerous to our future.

I shouted from the rooftops that I was in love with my fat, and that I would never, ever allow anyone to make me feel unworthy or "less than" in the future.

You have proven yourself to be unworthy of further consideration, not even a future Jeopardy! question, not even a block on some oldster's Hollywood Squares reunion.

It stems from fear, and from the fact that in the recent past in Britain, all women were discriminated against, very strongly, because all women were seen as potential mothers and treated as if this therefore made them unworthy of investment in their preparation for a future beyond the domestic sphere.

104 bc), a great Han-dynasty Confucianist, who claimed that the natural phenomena recorded in the book (e.g., eclipse of the sun, shower of stars at night, drought) were intended as unmistakable warnings to future leaders of what happens when rulers prove unworthy.

Can't Wait and Say Thank You are both dazzling, but too many tracks are unworthy of a woman who once appeared to represent R&B's future.

Mr Brown's reliance on commissioning "celebrity reviews", such as the report by Sir Derek Wanless on the future of the National Health Service, had, Lord Turnbull believed, been "an unworthy development in the sense that it belittles other ministers".

This kind of endorsement as idol-worship (echoed by Caroline) is unworthy of Obama's claim to be the candidate who can usher in the future.

He spoke about his vision of the future, a world where nobody would say "thank you," because nobody would feel unworthy of receiving kindness.