Sentence examples for worthy of something from inspiring English sources

"But I also think he'd not be thinking he'd be worthy of something like this.

From here he goes to Mr. Sowerberry (Michael Heath), the undertaker, whose complicit grin to Oliver, when Mrs. Sowerberry is being her usual witchy self, is the first, minuscule intimation that the boy might be worthy of something better than contempt.

Don't waste these as puffers on the golf course; instead, use them to show friends after dinner that they are worthy of something special from your humidor.

Never forget that you're worth saving, and that you're worthy of something better.

It certainly does not mean you are not worthy of something or someone's attention.

If they thought that what you had -- script or talent -- was worthy of something more in the context of their situation, they would have told you and pursued something more.

Fortunately, unlike the case with Munger, it only took a matter of weeks to convince the gathered worthies of something that should have taken 45 minutes; namely, to regroup for another day.

Further Questions for Discussion: -What is more worthy of collecting, something that appears to be perfect or something with an imperfection?

"They felt they had to justify that they were worthy of buying something in there".

And because their fathers showered them with affection, they consider themselves worthy of love, something that makes them less likely to choose a mate who will mistreat them.

Perhaps this should come as no surprise: the very fact that Vrangalova and others are seeking explanations for casual-sex behaviors suggests that our society views it as worthy of note — something aberrant, rather than ordinary.