Sentence examples similar to worthy age from inspiring English sources

They produced his Pulitzer-worthy "Age of Jackson," which propelled him into the top ranks of popular scholars and gave lifelong weight to his celebrations of the New Deal and American liberalism.

The Open Rights Group, which campaigns for privacy and free speech online, has said: "While preventing children from seeing pornography is a worthy aim, age verification is fraught with difficulties if infringements of privacy and free expression are to be avoided".

Much of it is not worthy of aging and should be consumed when purchased.

No! Does it mean they should be written off as a bland fuel for worthy new-age types?

Yet for all her devotion to worthy causes, at age 64 her acute sense of theater continues to prevail.

Thus the great director pulled off a feat entirely worthy of the Age of Surkov: he pleased his political masters — Surkov sponsors an arts festival that Serebrennikov runs — while preserving his liberal integrity".

Historical repetition is not linear, but each age worthy of its designation repeats the unhistorical moment that is its own present as "new".

Once again, the Ranger got his man who happened to be, in an irony worthy of the age, the self-appointed leader of a militia known as the Republic of Texas.

Geoffrey of Monmouth noted with favor that in the Arthurian age, worthy knights used arms of one color, suggesting 12th century heraldic ornamentation was partly pretence (Brault, 29).

Make sure you are acting worthy of your age.

Both are complex and worthy of long aging.