Sentence examples for worthwhile though from inspiring English sources

Russman's completion of the Orchestral Fantasia that Butterworth left as a 92-bar torso when he went off to war is more worthwhile, though, even haunting in its way, and his eight-minute version is far more convincing than the 17-minute one performed at the English Music festival last year.

The effort was worthwhile, though, since Groningen finished eighth that season, and the striker's £75m move from Liverpool to Barcelona saw both of his previous Dutch clubs receive development payments.

To make it worthwhile, though, a family running its own family office has to have at least $100 million just to afford the fee on assets they have to pay each year around.5%–to keep things running, and that doesn't include the money management fees.

It definitely has to be worthwhile, though, to follow up Wayman because he has one of those stories that's kind of hard to match.

The revival was overdue and worthwhile though it was some way short of redemption.

So I think we're pretty worthwhile — though I can't say that everyone who runs a nonprofit is".

Worthwhile trying, though possibly not if you're making 10kg.

It's a worthwhile product, though with a less complex flavor than Takara.

But the pending projects "are all worthwhile," and though they may face delays, the recession will not be a death knell, he said.

Shpiel!" ("Play! Play! Play!"), adds up to worthwhile entertainment, though its components vary in quality from perceptively funny to repetitious to provocatively promising.

So why Daniel Aukin, the artistic director of SoHo Rep, where the play is now ensconced, decided to take it out of mothballs is a worthwhile question, though it won't be answered here.