Sentence examples for worthwhile in the from inspiring English sources

You run the risk of losing everything that made the thing worthwhile in the first place.

What better artist to summon all that is worthwhile in the American spirit than the redoubtable Mr. Cash?

It lost money, but Rosenthal considered this worthwhile in the same way he justified taking a gamble on Invisible Cities by the Italian critic Calvino.

"If something worthwhile takes a dive, the production people use that as a rationale not to do anything worthwhile in the future," he said in the interview.

But it's the supporting that makes it all worthwhile in the end, even if any description of your club's fans always features the prefix 'long-suffering'.

It takes extraordinary individuals like Reeve to recognise that investment and effort is worthwhile in the long run to work for others.

He points out that most of the lyrics were written prior to his son's death, that he was too stricken to write anything worthwhile in the aftermath.

Democratic self-determination was certainly worthwhile in the fullness of time, but it was not going to put rice on the table.

If even one life is saved by the standard medical rigmarole — and that life could be yours — is it not all worthwhile in the end?

Mr. Musey believes the Iridium network is too expensive to operate over the long run but that it may prove worthwhile in the short run.

It is going to take a remarkable character to achieve something worthwhile in the job; Howe has a better chance than most.