I felt unworthy, as though I was receiving a gift under false pretenses.
Thomas's contemporary reworking of those sentiments Bakewell considers almost unworthy of comment, though former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond's pithy summing up of his position as "complete bollocks" meets with her approval.
By our oral teaching we encourage you too to strive that you may have part in His gifts and enjoy them, the gifts of which we, though unworthy, have been partakers through His unutterable goodness.
*** At Harvard, in 1963, there was an added — though trivial, maybe unworthy — dimension to the loss.
At Harvard, in 1963, there was an added — though trivial, maybe unworthy — dimension to the loss.
Was he thus unworthy of a Heisman Trophy even though the fault was not in himself but in his starters?
That year, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. announced that he and President Obama had concluded that the law was unconstitutional and unworthy of defense in court, though he added that the administration would continue to enforce the law.
To members of the Islamic State, though, Yazidis are unworthy and unclean "devil worshippers".
"Bloody rubbish!" Mr O'Hagan called them, unworthy of the name of sausage, though post-war Britons, with their propensity to chew stoically on anything, liked them well enough.
That subsequent music seemed to my fierce acolyte's heart a betrayal of the idea of Talking Heads, as though David Byrne were an unworthy steward of the art he'd partly created.
