Sentence examples for usually worthy from inspiring English sources

They are usually worthy but inconclusive, nearly always complaining about lack of evidence and calling for further research.

Hitting and biting, as well as anything which could cause them serious injury are usually worthy of the more serious punishments, but you will have to decide what is best for you.

When the best heavyweights of the past lost, it usually was to worthy opponents.

So even when the honoree turns out to be less than worthy, usually no demotion is in order.

True, the key variable in all this is perhaps not art, but shock: art and artists are usually only deemed worthy of the news pages if their work or behavior can be presented as scandalous.

The film runs for 146 minutes, a running time usually reserved for worthy Oscar contenders about war, and not once does it justify such an excessive length, only serving to show up the script's inadequacies, thinly written characters and noticeably large plot holes.

When I'm back -- usually with a worthy photo or link -- the Facebook love goes through the roof.

They are usually not deemed worthy of news coverage unless there is a scandal or a strike.

Delivering one of these excuses is usually an Oscar-worthy performance that I have practiced for a long time.

An architectural sensibility 30 or 40 years old is often intriguingly weird; one 10 or 15 years old is usually just cringe-worthy.

It would usually be the worthiest among the students to win, so if you want to win you have to find a way that is better than everyone else's way of studying.