Sentence examples for worthwhile talking from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the middle there was an effective analogy about the welfare of the unemployed and middle-class being held "hostage" by the Republicans -- and a worthwhile talking point about how the protection of the American public as a whole (including the middle class in particular) is the president's "north star" or central guiding value.

It would also be worthwhile to talk to professionals in the field, so you may want to get in touch with the European Medical Writers Association.

I thought it would be worthwhile to talk about how one deals with the shadow once it breaks out and begins to disrupt things.

"Any nickel we may have spent to do this or any loss in business that may result from it has to be viewed as worthwhile when we are talking about the public's perception of our industry".

Many clever children don't get round to talking until they have something worthwhile to say.

Both sides, despite their networks of specialists in Israeli-Palestinian dialogue, doubted that talking to each other was worthwhile.

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.

At best, the talking heads thought starting Tebow was a worthwhile experiment.

Whether you plan to buy, borrow or lease a system or do intermediary energy improvements around the home, talking to a qualified financial or tax advisor is worthwhile.

Getting through this on your own — in a mental capacity, not talking handouts here — is incredibly difficult, but ultimately so worthwhile.

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.