Sentence examples for worthwhile title from inspiring English sources

There's a contrast here with another worthwhile title on the Booker longlist, Will Self's Umbrella, which, line by line, is harder to read, yet in the end spells out its purpose in case you misunderstood.

With the advent of WiiMotion Plus, we're definitely going to see some worthwhile titles coming out this year.

If you don't, give it a few months to make sure they can crank out a few more worthwhile titles.

It's worthwhile contemplating the title.

While only a few of the exclusive launch titles are worthwhile, those delayed big-budget titles and a promising roster of independent developers should fill the gap before long.

The most influential modern publisher of English low-priced books, however, was Allen Lane, whose Penguin books, established in 1935 and inspired by such continental publishers as Insel Verlag and Albatross, proved that a well-designed series of inexpensive paperbacks, both worthwhile reprints and new titles, could succeed both commercially and intellectually.

And the quietly hypnotic guitarist and singer Boubacar Traore has just released a worthwhile best-of collection, despite its misleading title: "The Bluesman of Mali" (Wrasse).

What remains is the hope that addition by subtraction, combined with a doubling down on defense — a formula that helped Detroit win three titles in 15 years — might prove a worthwhile template for a small-market team like Memphis.

If "Mean Girls" isn't available, the crowd can look on as someone scrolls through other movie titles until the game is over or another worthwhile option is found whichever occurs first.

That said, the PS4 has been a worthwhile competitor for the Xbox One, with a number of exclusive titles, excellent specs, and a price that never fell below $349.

For that reason, Andrew's lonely fight for "The Conservative Soul" (the title of one of his books) is politically important and urgently worthwhile in a way that the Quixotic battle for "socialism" in America simply wasn't.