Sentence examples for worthy not only from inspiring English sources

Clinton noted, however, that the United States always had to "prove we are worthy," not only as a soccer nation but as a superpower.

A mere two decades ago, upholding Rachmaninoff as worthy not only of popularity but also of respect seemed a lonely business.

Still, there's enough evidence here to suggest that the technology-enabled marketplace lending model is an innovation worthy not only of preservation, but also of imitation.

Its coverage is worthy not only of the "Alfred E. Neuman, What, me worry?" award, but now it has earned the even higher degree ribbon, "What, me think?" appended.

I've written before that higher education should not be afraid to change its operational ways, to embrace change, but our principal service is sound, desirable, and worthy of not only financial investment but of time and effort.

That kind of software would be worthy of not only a patent, but a Nobel Prize.

Having played with Jordan at North Carolina and against him in the pros, Worthy knew not only how Michael drove himself but, even more important, how he motivated himself.

On Thursday, with the sunlight in Narragansett Bay coppering their sails as they hovered five minutes before the gun, the boats formed a tableau worthy of not only Ted Turner, but the painter J. M. W. Turner.

"We think [it] is a worthy investment not only for the neighborhoods of Detroit but to the city's overall financial health," Godbee said.

Crowdfunding is a worthy platform not only for obtaining seed money for exploratory research, but also for engaging directly with the general public as a rewarding form of outreach.

The rational and the methodology is sound, but several points must be clarified in order to improve the validity of the result and to increase readability of the results of these important and worthy results, not only for academics but also in the clinical settings.