Sentence examples for worthy take from inspiring English sources

The skies brighten for Hard-Fi, although their sharp-edged performance of Living for the Weekend can't obscure the fact that they are essentially a more worthy take on the Stereophonics.

But while the studio's franchise re-start The Amazing Spider-Man ultimately managed to win me over and justify its existence as a worthy take on an old story, the new Recall never quite manages to make it over that hump.

The idea of a good will is supposed to be the idea of one who only makes decisions that she holds to be morally worthy, taking moral considerations in themselves to be conclusive reasons for guiding her behavior.

I went out of my way to try and find the most cringe worthy takes on Christmas songs for you, the reader.

He's one of several north-western worthies taking a stroll down memory lane – well, Kenion Street, Rochdale – in honour of the unveiling of two blue plaques commemorating Rochdale's rock heritage, which might come as a surprise to those who thought the Greater Manchester town's only flirtation with the music business came on Mike Harding's 1975 hit Rochdale Cowboy.

We read papers then implement it weeks after it's published, putting the ideas out into the wild and making them production-worthy — taking it from state-of-the-art to dumb machines you can kick and they won't fall over".

Has any of these worthies taken a macro-economics course?

The mere mention that there is someone more worthy to take on Tyson in his first fight in Britain is insulting to Francis.

For all the deconstruction The Buried Giant performs on its manifold sources and inspirations, the ultimate measure of Ishiguro's achievement is that his novel is more than worthy to take its place alongside them.

But for anyone who isn't too concerned about the rules I believe that M. Berlioz, if he carries on in the way he has begun, will one day be worthy to take his place beside Beethoven".

It's a joy to announce that, far from being a mere historical curiosity, the movie is a delight and a wonder — it's a thoroughgoing John Ford film, one that's artistically worthy to take its place among his many classics.