Sentence examples for worth embracing from inspiring English sources

The Goshen News called the decision "a gesture worth embracing".

In the face of political paralysis, these ideas are worth embracing.

For some, encouraging poker playing is neither a cause worth embracing nor an example of an egghead policy gone awry.

Less stress, more happiness and a transformation in quality of life that's easy to implement and for everyone – sounds like a revolution worth embracing, doesn't it?

Getting physically stronger feels like something worth embracing – unlike the goal given out to teenage girls these days of becoming a "size zero".

Public space is always a cause worth embracing in an era when the government continues to turn large swaths of the public realm over to private interests.

Worth embraces the conundrums of life after the Fall — including the camera's invasion of the canvas's Eden — and he renders them tenderly, epitomized by a loose swoop of white brushstrokes that delineate bedsheets.

All the while, Anthony scored a gargantuan number of points, wore eye-catching headwear during his postgame press conferences, and, for what it's worth, embraced an activism that went considerably further than wearing slogans on shirts or virtue signalling on Twitter.

For this reason, alone, these are places worth appreciating, embracing and protecting.

And also like gifts, the ones worth receiving and embracing are those that in spite of the familiar structure, find new ways to deliver old thrills.

How can you be against ageing yet all about inner worth and embracing nature?" She believes she has inherited her father's compassion.