Webb, however, found Islam to be not only a worthy expression of Theosophical ideals, but, in fact, the best candidate for a universal modern religion.
When it's time, change jobs or careers until you find the right one, the best one, the inevitable one, the one that engages you in "work that's a worthy expression of who you are".
Women who displayed true, Duchenne-worthy expressions of positive emotion in their 21-year-old photos had greater levels of general well-being and marital satisfaction at age 52, than those whose smiles were not Duchenne-worthy.
Gore's outrage at the American treatment of Arab and Muslim captives may be genuine, and it may even be worthy of expression in the United States, where we aspire to do better than press accounts suggest we have done.
The special insights and methods offered in Journal It! will inspire readers to say, "Yes, I can do this!" Most importantly, first-time journalers will learn that their points of view are unique, valuable, and worthy of expression".
The John Hughes heroine-worthy gormless expression, strawberry blonde hair and Clearasil concealer habit only added to her case.
Now the short program has everyone doing the triple salchows, throwing triple loops and employing expression worthy of the Bolshoi Ballet.
"A new Literature," wrote Whitman in Democratic Vistas (1871), "perhaps a new Metaphysics, certainly a new Poetry, are to be, in my opinion, the only sure and worthy supports and expressions of the American Democracy".
The 22nd annual New Orleans Wine and Food Experience features hundreds of wineries and restaurants, showcasing local flavors and cuisine, as well as innovative gastronomic expressions worthy of the city.
Every year, the dictionaries team at Oxford University Press - which tracks how the vocabulary of the English language is changing - comes up with a word or expression deemed worthy of the honour.
But does it amount to anything more than a pious expression of worthy hopes?At least on a first reading, there are good reasons to take the report with a fistful of salt.
