Sentence examples for worthwhile take from inspiring English sources
So, while a walk past that (next door are the more traditional Council House and Town Hall) and its horrific metal replacement on nearby Broad Street, is worthwhile, take a trip out of the city centre to find the real history.
And it turns out that most things in life that are worthwhile take hard work.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, incomplete as it is, also forms a worthwhile take on the effects of The Cold War era, letting the player take part in both the Soviet-Afghan War and the Angolan Civil War as legendary hero Big Boss.
It's worthwhile taking the time to search out these free events.
Whatever your circumstances, it is worthwhile taking a moment to make sure you're as comfortable as you could be.
"If something worthwhile takes a dive, the production people use that as a rationale not to do anything worthwhile in the future," he said in the interview.
To be fair, this enables you to upload details of a problem to your particular council so it's worthwhile taking the time.
Lesson 10: Remember those who make it worthwhile Taking time out from the usual critical assaults, Brooker delivers a touching, heartfelt tribute to the late great Oliver Postgate, creator of the Smallfilms studio behind Ivor the Engine, Bagpuss and the Clangers.
Dr. Carlo Rovelli, a gravitational theorist at the University of the Mediterranean in Marseille, said it was a "risky" hypothesis, "but the prize if it happened to be true is so great that it is worthwhile taking the risk of exploring it in detail".
Besides the comparison between forest- and agricultural top soil samples, it also appeared to be worthwhile taking a closer look at possible differences between crop- and grassland top soil samples.
As Robert Adams has suggested, given the serious difficulties present in understanding moral properties as natural properties, it is worthwhile taking seriously the hypothesis that morality is not just a nonnatural matter but a supernatural one (Adams 1973, p. 105).
