Sentence examples for worthwhile notions from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the "forces of no" will defeat most worthwhile notions.

Over the last 90 days, most of the media coverage of the campaign has focused on the amazing phenomenon that acting on the simple idea that putting their money into good banks focused on local needs is a worthwhile notion.

But there is also trendiness -- an existing notion that all autism research is worthwhile, and that notion is wrong.

This week, Ava DuVernay challenged the notion that worthwhile movies get "lost" on Netflix and the shibboleth that a traditional theatrical release offers superior access to worthwhile independent films.

In a future study it would be worthwhile to explore more comprehensively notions of loss and of being close to the patient.

Mr. Keller's comment perpetuates the mistaken notion that all worthwhile information can or will soon be found on the Internet.

My pre-conceived notion of a worthwhile job, particularly for vast retail chain, is simple enough: it ought to have prospects of some kind, and pay the minimum wage.

While we do not contest this notion, it is worthwhile to note that incorporating interactivity capabilities in talking avatars requires more technical expertise, time, and monetary cost as it involves the use of artificial intelligence and complex database management systems.

"The notion that Guantanamo is worthwhile would be laughable if it wasn't so tragic," Hina Shamsi, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Security Project, said in a statement.

It's worthwhile to challenge New York Times readers' notions and worldviews, but not if it's done in an intellectually dishonest way on the greatest existential problem we face today.

The notion that Russian society considered worthwhile what Perelman did for pleasure came as a surprise.