Sentence examples for worthwhile show from inspiring English sources

Fleshing out a little-known area of German art, "In the Footsteps of Goethe" is a worthwhile show.

If he could just clear up a few of those muddled allusions, though, he could accomplish something worthwhile: show his huge audience that literature is thrilling, too.

But Bochco was also blazing a trail in another way — by showing you don't need the largest possible audience to have a worthwhile show or a long-running career.

The thing is, as I noted in my review of "Backstrom," (a much less worthwhile show), I'm little fatigued at being asked to feel even a couple of shreds of sympathy for the poor schnuck at the center of a morass of his own making.

Museums don't need that traction to get publicity, attract crowds and even put on worthwhile shows.

Keep in mind that there are almost always equally worthwhile shows in the immediate vicinity of those discussed here, and don't leave town without seeing as many as possible.

Very young kids can spend an entire morning in front of the tube with otherwise worthwhile shows like "Bob the Builder," "Arthur" and "Dora the Explorer" and not see a human adult face.

But Mr. Slotover added that there was already a high crossover of gallery applications for the two fairs, suggesting that if curators like the Frieze brand, they consider it worthwhile showing in both cities.

It's as if the channel is slightly embarrassed by the worthwhile shows on its schedule — from documentary series like "True Life" and "16 and Pregnant" to scripted series like "Awkward" and "Teen Wolf" — and occasionally feels the need to pull down its pants.

The cold, hard mathematical fact is that, based on that conservative 10percentt rule of thumb, there are at least 10 times as many worthwhile shows around than there used to be.

But in some ways, Comdex Lite was a more worthwhile trade show.