"worthwhile stories" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe stories that are meaningful, informative, and interesting. For example: "I love to read and share worthwhile stories with my friends."
The supply of worthwhile stories available well exceeds the space to publish them, particularly as many publications have scaled back their fiction offerings due to revenue concerns that predate the widespread use of e-readers.
If Hollywood's already delicate sense of self-worth is not to evaporate completely, it will need to be on top of its game to lure local audiences, let alone foreign crowds, with fresh and worthwhile stories.
We have YA books about incest, conjoined twins and intersex characters – all wholly worthwhile stories – but something that affects hundreds of thousands of teenagers seems to have slipped through the net.
There may be some worthwhile stories covered and you may become exposed to interesting panelists, but you cannot learn about any issues in any kind of real depth from television or radio soundbites.
Every story has its champions ready to engage in metaphorical combat over what should survive out of the many worthwhile stories to tell, not to mention how to tell them.
MSM press won't have to leave their desks, travel to, or search out, worthwhile stories - OWS will gather the story sources in one place and all a reporter has to do is dial in.
As of today, we've told our writers to ignore all pitches from this firm (and its director Chris Barrett), and advise his clients to reach out to them directly if they indeed have a worthwhile story.
I surfed up and down the Internet for a worthwhile story to mock, but I found nothing.
"Black Panther" is the story of divided nation, but its brilliance is in its ability to make these divisions complement a broader, more complex, more worthwhile story.
What has this little girl learned about being a hijab-wearing Muslim girl in Canada that she thought this a worthwhile story to imagine?
Nolan only agreed to a third film on the basis of finding a worthwhile story, fearing that he would become bored halfway through production if he discovered the film to be unnecessary.
