Sentence examples for worthy manner from inspiring English sources

A less measure, perhaps, of attention has been paid to the literary monuments of the two succeeding centuries, and especially as concerns the solid and enduring memorials of the mind and character of the 18th century, which have yet to be revised and edited in a worthy manner.

It must be determined in accordance with justice and equity; which means that workers must be paid a wage which allows them to live a truly human life and to fulfill their family obligations in a worthy manner.

The celebration served a secondary but not unimportant purpose: it announced the arrival of Michael M. Kaiser as the center's new president in the flashiest, worthiest manner.

However, you do get to see former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck chatting up a masseuse for an undercover story in a completely cringe-worthy manner while completely naked.

Bening channels her as an exasperating, ditzy woman, a child of the 60s given to over-sharing with her son in such a cringe-worthy manner you wonder: how did this poor kid become Mike Mills?

"When the select committee was formed, I promised to conduct this investigation in a manner worthy of the American people's respect, and worthy of the memory of those who died," he said.

And we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lost their lives and worthy of the respect of our fellow citizens.

Spelling out a litany of reasons why George Bush should be elected, you suddenly prevaricated in a manner worthy of the Massachusetts Democrat himself.

Most vividly, there is Ol' Po' Carl, with his specialty of mangling the English language in a manner worthy of Mrs. Malaprop.

It was an ugly win for England but no less worthy for the manner in which Chris Robshaw's men beat an Australian side that, we should not forget, recently put more than 30 points on the All Blacks.

Ethanol has not been as dominant an issue in this campaign as it used to be; indeed, a longtime federal credit for ethanol production expired over the weekend in a manner worthy of T.S. Eliot — not with a bang but a whimper.