Sentence examples for worth recounting from inspiring English sources

But it's worth recounting what happened in the weeks after his death.

But some are worth recounting because they prove nearly as instructive as they are laughable.

It is also worth recounting Rodgers' comments that night when a journalist put forward a market valuation for Dembélé.

It should be barely worth recounting to you as I walk the empty streets of this city in the desert so far away from where I belong.

The incidents are too predictable to be worth recounting, even though each one takes a small piece of your dignity and self-respect.

Stories of the contemporary bohemian life of Australia's cities are worth recounting and revisiting, whatever the anniversary, because they prove that despite the forces of conservatism and commercial imperative, there's still life in our streets, galleries and bars.

Today, Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) baratesrates a footnote in art history texts--if he is mentioned at all--so it might be worth briefly recounting a few facts of his life.

One site devoted to Delle, The Jeremy Story, published a 2009 letter attributed to Delle's father, recounting years' worth of trinkets and notes left at his son's grave site, as well as calls and e-mails "from young teen-agers with some perverse idea that what he did was really cool".

'It Wasn't Real' "Dennis would always say, 'My technology is real, and it's worth a fortune,' " recounted Steve Crisman, a filmmaker who oversaw business operations for Mr. Montgomery and a partner until a few years ago.

"To tell the truth, it really is worth the trouble," he said, recounting a terrifying crossing getting lost in the Arizona desert.

He seemed unfazed by the recounting.