Sentence examples for worthy calling from inspiring English sources
He could have pursued a much more worthy calling.
It would definitely help, however, to share a belief that a life in the theater is a worthy calling, and that a fresh new musical — however insignificant — is something worth cheering.
Keeping an eye on efforts to suppress free speech on college campuses is a worthy calling.
In our rush to criticize the President-Elect (which I believe is a worthy calling) we have, it seems to me, let the current President off the hook.
Others are looking for something funny ("Billy on the Street") or sweet ("Younger") or madcap ("Broad City") or cry-worthy ("Call the Midwife"), or simply for the kind of show that might substitute for Ambien (my cocktail remains a straight-up "Law & Order: SVU").
In response to all these developments, President Obama released a Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, which consists primarily of broad and worthy calls for companies to be clear about the data they collect.
One mooted reason for the disarray was that Tunisia's president, despite his own lamentably undemocratic record, was outraged by the failure of his fellow Arabs to agree upon an agenda to include even an implicit welcome to the Americans' worthy call for democratic change in the region.
Filled with photos Gosling took during their trip, and Prendergast's and Bafilemba's meticulous research, CONGO STORIES is a stirring exploration of the Congo experience, an invitation for readers to connect with a vibrant but embattled part of the world, and a worthy call to action and engagement.
I often felt that I was weak and not worthy of calling myself a Marine anymore.
As the Italy's premier Matteo Renzi heatedly remarked at a summit in June to discuss redistribution of asylum-seekers (a proposal that Britain vetoed): "You aren't worthy of calling yourselves Europe".
Because I have written some books that were political in nature and presumably because I have some strong political opinions, I am somehow not worthy of calling for a day of prayer.
