Sentence examples for worthwhile to remember from inspiring English sources

It's worthwhile to remember from where we've come.

I ran across this passage yesterday, from Kierkegaard's "Fear and Trembling": "It is not worthwhile to remember that past which cannot become a present".

As Augusta National prepares to open in a few days and pressure mounts from various quarters over its all-male membership, it is worthwhile to remember its 70-year history of willful, dogged independence.

It is worthwhile to remember that the content validity is an important step to ensure confidence in any inferences made using the final scale form.

And so, as clean-tech entrepreneurs build their teams to bring innovation to market, it may be worthwhile to remember that domain knowledge can be highly overrated; to sell windows, expertise in chips may, after all, be an ideal background.

One would think such large, wealthy companies would be able to detect it first, but it is also worthwhile to remember Upton Sinclair's observation that "it is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it".

It is scarcely worthwhile to attempt remembering how many times the sun has looked down on the slaughter of the innocents.

It is worthwhile to recall the following.

She didn't just forget a name, like Mr Perry; she spent 13 seconds trying to remember anything worthwhile she'd done during her two years in office.

But it's still an occasion to remember two relatively recent and worthwhile Oscar performances drawn from modern pop music.

"What charities need to remember is that if London offices or £100,000 salaries are worthwhile, they need to scream and shout about why.