Sentence examples for worthwhile adventure from inspiring English sources
The phrase "worthwhile adventure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience or journey that is valuable or rewarding in some way. Example: "Traveling through the mountains was a worthwhile adventure that taught me a lot about nature and myself."
Now there is a worthwhile adventure.
In conclusion, he stated, "I advise all DMs who are looking for an exciting, worthwhile adventure for their players to pick this one up.
Awash with inspirational quotes ("adventure is worthwhile"), the site asks viewers the world over to join together by submitting what "womanity" — presumably derived from "humanity" rather than "inanity" — means to them.
"My father told me, 'Go do something worthwhile, and have an adventure — see a different part of the world.' " It was a good time to leave Great Missenden, as her parents were on the verge of a painful and public divorce.
The low pay and tough work weigh on the wrestlers, and everyone must decide whether this adventure remains worthwhile.
The only thing worthwhile here is an animated adventure introducing the world to the bounty hunter Boba Fett.
When Joseph P. Kennedy bought his son Jack a private plane for presidential campaigning, he rationalized the expense with a memory of having once "risked a million dollars... on an adventure much less worthwhile".
They respected my autonomy, thought that bartending was an adventure almost as worthwhile as the Peace Corps, and believed that it was better to be mildly poor with an abundance of vacation time and the promise of great things than to be gainfully employed and disappointed.
Great food, beautiful scenery and relaxing walks make this town a worthwhile destination even if you are not an adventure junkie, or you have already had an adventure overdose and need a day to totally relax.
Nonetheless, a great deal of what is most worthwhile here falls under the heading of adventures in appropriation, 21st-century Conceptualism and art mediums formerly designated as craft (especially ceramics and tapestries, including some by Gobelins).
If you're not doing something worthwhile, then what are you?" In seeking the adventure of a new place and a different environment we confront danger, Mr. Piven said, and excite our "inner Indiana Jones".
