Sentence examples for worth naming from inspiring English sources

The phrase "anti-comedy" has begun to adhere to Lee's work since its renaissance – and the fact that he has a style worth naming tells you a lot – but to my mind the description isn't right.

Although there is a macro-level issue at hand here, it's worth naming a few services that present a silver, albeit micro, lining.

Appearance: Does your horse have a unique marking, or a beautiful color worth naming him after?

My name is Simon Magus and I am, or was, a Samaritan sorcerer of the first century consigned to everlasting perdition for the sin of simony, the selling of church offices or preferments (a sin, for what it's worth, named after me).

How can any prime minister worth the name not call this in?

America's first was built in 1951, and the assumption was that any nuclear-energy economy worth the name would make use of the technology's miraculous ability to produce its own fuel.

Nearby Worth Street is named for him.

Worth magazine this week named Bharara at the top of its "100 Most Powerful People in Finance".

And, for what it's worth, he was named one of the 50 Sexiest Scientists Alive by the online magazine Business Insider, at number 8.

The humanities should constitute the core of any university worth the name.

"But news that is a disguised advert, or has been tainted by commercial interests, is not worth the name".