Sentence examples for worthwhile legacy from inspiring English sources

The exposure of those who took part in Benefits Street, and the unwanted attention thrust on those who did not, can and should be fashioned into something that can be considered a worthwhile legacy.

Now that would be a worthwhile legacy.

For Grace, the promises of a worthwhile legacy are empty.

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At the same time, public health and education the only worthwhile legacies of the Soviet Union, from which Turkmenistan became independent in 1991—have been all but dismantled.This year's outlook is even grimmer than last's.

In the event that this turns out to be Polanski's final film for some time – highly possibly if the film-maker is incarcerated at the age of 76 – will it add something worthwhile to his legacy?

It is also vain to be pained at the thought of dying leaving no children behind (22 4): one will be remembered by friends, especially philosophical ones, one's name will be worn by others in the course of future time, and one's children may not be as worthwhile custodians of one's legacy as one's friends.

The betting has already begun on who the next Pope will be, but it is worthwhile considering what a complex legacy Pope Benedict will leave.

That's his legacy — and nothing could be more worthwhile.

It's refreshing to hear from good (not necessarily astounding) role models who have nothing to pitch and no legacy to defend, but have something worthwhile to say.

"But the chance to create a lasting legacy in Ghent makes this sale more than worthwhile".