Sentence examples for worthy men from inspiring English sources

Eventually, some worthy men were appointed, under the chairmanship of Ken Schofield.

A picture of the worthy men who sat on the board of Amsterdam's women's prison in the 1690s brings forth the lesson that we should not be cynics.

Peter Lewis in the Daily Mail praised the book as "diligent and very detailed"; Hewitt "has done justice to a neglected subject and to neglected but worthy men".

Nevertheless, what really galled him was how it seemed to be the game of Washington "to make the strife of politics so fierce and brutal, and so destructive of all self-respect in worthy men, that sensitive and delicate-minded persons shall be kept aloof, and they, and such as they, be left to battle out their selfish views, unchecked".

By comparing the writings of such worthy men, particularly Ranieri, who has published an extended and finely described catalog of shells from that sea, frequent examples occur of what I am saying, and I will be solicitous in pointing them out wherever appropriate.

He wrote that the delegates lacked any sense of urgency and were focused more on internal politics and Jewish emigration to Palestine, rather than the slaughter in Europe: "[They] were undoubtedly worthy men .

Mr Timchenko is, he said, "a real patriot of Russia...A very worthy man".

In the emergency room, I met my surgeon, a worthy man of experience.

But it is a legitimate slant and he is a worthy man, talented and humble and honest.

Richard Flanagan's The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Chatto & Windus was a worthy Man Booker winner.

Waiting to Exhale (1992; film 1995) follows four black middle-class women, each of whom is looking for the love of a worthy man.