Sentence examples for worthwhile object from inspiring English sources

Argumentation, as a social practice, may be explained as a verbal process that occurs between representatives of social groups, turning it into a worthwhile object of linguistic analysis, since the deliberation and the eventual outcome of the debate, often in the form of a compromise, are the result of a dialogical exchange of propositions.

"Nevertheless, Edinburgh should still consider them incredibly worthwhile as symbolic objects that raise the status of the institution: they just a pair of bears but, a very special pair of bears".

Worthwhile areas for attention include the objects, contents, and phenomenology of perception, as well as perceptual processes and their architecture.

But I decided that if the ivory crush would indeed deliver a fatal blow to the ivory trade, or even a significant disruption, then destroying these confiscated objects would be a worthwhile sacrifice.

In Brown's case, spelling out the formal object of love as simply being worthwhile (as a person) fails to distinguish love from other evaluative responses like admiration and respect.

Considering the importance of material objects in human development, it seems worthwhile to explore their use in clinical work.

Nevertheless, the compositions of many objects are sufficiently similar to make it worthwhile to try to construct a typical table of abundances.

The viewer, then, is not really denying that the work in question is art (it is a human-made object presented to be contemplated for its own sake) but only that it is worthwhile.

SoHo Through Feb. 11 Here's a worthwhile goal for the young, Conceptually inclined artist who is as taken with materials as ideas: Make objects that don't have to be explained by your art dealer.

The Irish novelist Edna O'Brien would seem to be that object in this collection, but the conversation between her and Mr. Roth included in "Shop Talk" is worthwhile nonetheless.

Taking the view that a diagnosis is only worthwhile to the extent that it can affect repair decisions, its goal-directed diagnosis (GDD) framework views the diagnosis object as secondary to the formation of appropriate goals for a complementary planner.