One was appalled that he should think it worthwhile to tell his readers which sort of wine he preferred.
We therefore think it worthwhile to tell our story in detail and document some of our experiences and some of what we have learned.
"I realized I was making more money than my professors and I was never going to learn anything worthwhile," he told The Times.
"Playing such a big part in the summer makes it feel all the more worthwhile," she told BBC Lincolnshire.
"It's nights like this that make it all worthwhile," Pilley told BBC Radio Lancashire after the play-off semi-final win over York that secured Fleetwood's spot at Wembley.
"If I could take what I've learned and make one menial job easier for you, or prevent you from having the kind of sex where you feel you must keep your sneakers on in case you want to run away during the act, then every misstep of mine was worthwhile," Dunham tells readers in the introduction.
"It took a while to catch on, but 50 years later, it appears it has been very worthwhile," Jardine told The Huffington Post.
When I asked Chairman Corker if the North Korea briefing trip to the White House was worthwhile, he told me "I'm not sure"..@ChrisMurphyCT tells me "no revelation" in WH #NorthKorea briefing, more a "chance to convey they're serious".
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.
"That's what makes the job worthwhile, being able to tell people what happened," he said.
