Sentence examples for worthiness to be from inspiring English sources
Some find popularity and artistic worthiness to be opposites and therefore, reject bands that become successful.
No, of course not, but that would not be any kind of measurement of a man's talent or heart or worthiness to be a champion.
Even if this undercurrent of doubting Greece's worthiness to be hosts did not exist, it is unlikely the Games would have escaped the scaremongering.
"I got used to them," Wozniacki said when asked whether she was annoyed by questions about her worthiness to be No. 1. "I feel like I deserve to be there.
Elgin said the question that came up repeatedly among the committee members when they evaluated any team's worthiness to be in the tournament was, "What did this team do to distinguish itself this season?" That can actually be a strong factor in the Big East's favor.
For the first time since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, a United States Olympic Committee task force will visit New York on Sunday and Monday to evaluate its worthiness to be America's designated host city competing for the 2012 Summer Games.
€1.85bn of 3, 6 and 12-month bonds sold, vs maximum target of €2bn Three-month bond yields fell to 1.366%, vs 2.16% last time Six-month bond yields rose to 1.839%, vs 1.7% last time Twelve-month bond yields fell to 2.1%, vs 3.5% last time So despite the growing tension in Portugal over the government's austerity programme, its credit worthiness appears to be improving.
Woods shot 68 and finished tied for 11th, erasing any remaining doubts about his worthiness and eagerness to be a part of the team.
Whether "Get Out" will remain one of the year's best, thereby sealing its Oscar worthiness, is yet to be seen.
Like all true devotees, we Indians don't want to question the worthiness of the one chosen to be our god.
This may sound at first like an unhelpful tautology after all, what could it mean to be worthy of blame if not simply that you can be appropriately blamed?—but the emphasis on worthiness is meant to draw attention to the fact that it's only appropriate to blame a person when she has earned it or deserves it.
