Sentence examples for worthy both from inspiring English sources

Something becomes unlocked, and Ren's desperate plea for him to train Rey suggests her abilities are worthy both of his fear and of his awe.

Leadership, public pressure and not a little luck will be needed to make sure that Paris produces a deal worthy both of the moment and the climate challenge that faces us all.

It must be communicated only to individuals whom the magician (the magus) knew to be worthy, both intellectually and morally, people who would use this power for the benefit of humanity (OP 3 2).

Once fate intervened, she chose the life she has lived, and there is little doubt that she has proved herself fierce, loyal and worthy, both to her father and to her people.

The festival has an excellent record of presenting worthy artists, both emerging talents and revered veterans.

What other movie ends on an image worthy of both John Ford and Leonardo da Vinci?

Loach's win, whatever else it means, amplifies a message that is worthy, in both senses.

Why does one evening feel electric, another dull, when the participants may be perfectly worthy on both occasions?

It's not quite top-tier, but it's a really enjoyable novel, worthy of both writers' bibliographies.

They contributed to the feeling in the house that the enterprise of putting on a play is a worthy one, both joyful and serious.

There is a moment worthy of both Haneke and Antonioni when Aldea prints out a screen-grab from some CCTV footage which he thinks gives an unnoticed clue.