Sentence examples for worthy of man from inspiring English sources

It's wonderfully worthy of man's most loyal companion, as well as the women and kids to whom he's equally devoted.

In the words of John Paul II, "nor would a type of development that did not respect and promote human rights - personal and social, economic and political, including the rights of nations and peoples - be really worthy of man" (Encyclical Letter Sollicitudo Rei Socialis).

The F word -- "feminist" -- is now hip and worthy of men's attention... really?

Prophet Mohammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wassalam) said "The most learned of men is the one who gathers knowledge from others on his own; the most worthy of men is the most knowing and the meanest is the most ignorant".It is necessary that a person who possesses knowledge about Islam should also act according to it.

I do not think curating the Italian exhibition is worthy of a man of your talents.

"Worldly Philosopher: The Odyssey of Albert O. Hirschman" (Princeton), by the Princeton historian Jeremy Adelman, is a biography worthy of the man.

But I wish he would find a way of championing rational belief that was worthy of a man of his intelligence.

This is a fine decision, worthy of the man and of the high drama in which he is playing the leading part.

In Nana's Party, they poured out a dose of pure acid with an Ayckbourn homage worthy of the man himself.

That the task is daunting makes it worthy of the man it honors, who guided the nation through the Depression, the New Deal and a world war.

But it is not worthy of a man who leads the government (along with the co-leader, Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein) and spent endless hours negotiating the agreement in the first place.