Sentence examples for worthy of thought from inspiring English sources

In the hour we go from personal reflections – that death's no more worthy of thought than regrets; that being a grandma feels like falling deeply in love again; that high heels are best avoided in later life – to the universal: we're in a time of financial and environmental crisis, and we need to work together, so that the "generation gap" is becoming meaningless.

The problems and promises of religions are most worthy of thought and consideration.

So it's a subject worthy of serious thought.

This, though, was not even worthy of second thought.

They agreed on just a single point, that film was art worthy of sustained thought and argumentation.

All of these subjects are worthy of serious thought and substantial consideration, in life as in movies.

A handful of critics — Mr. Sarris, Ms. Kael, Mr. Simon, Stanley Kauffmann and Manny Farber — argued that this was art worthy of sustained thought and argument.

"So," Brand says in a conclusion worthy of a Thought for the Day vicar, "when Elton John said Marilyn Monroe was 'like a candle in the wind' he was probably bloody right, and if he wasn't we'll never know".

However, the more theoretical and structural point about Kabbala more generally and Sabbateanism in particular as being in tension with normative Jewish law (halakha) and the ways that Sabbateanism may have (indirectly) informed early Reform which rejected halakha outright is a topic worthy of further thought even though it may be historically unprovable.

While the cartoon was intended as a joke, it is worthy of serious thought.

"We must be able to discriminate faces worthy of our thoughts, feelings, and actions from false alarms that are not actually faces," Wheatley wrote in a recent paper.