Sentence examples for whatever worthy from inspiring English sources
The queen is the consummate utterer of non-opinion opinions, sticking to safe topics like the weather, the traffic and the worthiness of whatever worthy project she is commemorating.
It's the very place where the rugged individualists and social justice advocates can come together -- individuals can donate their money to whatever worthy causes they choose and the "do gooders" do good with the money.
In the future, if all goes according to plan — which is to say, whenever there's enough money in the kitty — the C.R.F. will produce and distribute, under its own label or in partnership with other labels, whatever it deems worthy and feasible.
That I could trace back through time along the stories of women, knowing what they were doing while men were fighting wars and colonising countries, or whatever we deem worthy of filling history books with.
Feel that they are valued and are worthy whatever happens in their life by accepting themselves and be happy to grow and improve without self-criticism.
In this age of individual self-expression and self-realization, I think we want to believe that whatever we do is worthy of some kind of honor.
This happy period was cut short when she was summoned to join her mother in New York, where the two women appear to have formed a lethal partnership worthy of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?; mother taunting daughter by relating how she had tried to abort her foetus during pregnancy.
The review concluded by saying Zooropa "indicates U2 might be worthy of whatever absurd mutations the '90s throw our way".
"Nearly 70percentt of the professorate is contingent, adjunct labour without the protection of academic freedom to do teaching and research on whatever the professor deems worthy and necessary.
"Nearly 70percentt of the professorate is contingent, adjunct labor without the protection of academic freedom to do teaching and research on whatever the professor deems worthy and necessary.
He treated the functions of whatever job he held as worthy of all the resources at the government's disposal.
