Sentence examples for worthy thoughts from inspiring English sources
About Great Books, carried the following worthy thoughts.
Deborah Lohse's "Lucy Poems" is an example of a phenomenon that crops up every now and again: someone has the worthy thought that he or she will make ballet look contemporary.
A proposal by Peter Maniscalco, a longtime Long Island environmentalist, to invite American Indian spiritual leaders to hold a ceremony of reverence for the trees that will be lost may have included a worthy thought about the perils of "our culture's perceived separation of human nature from the rest of nature".
Worthy thought of the dead caverns of New York, a flooded Venice, the water sickly yellow.
To New Yorkers, the word "condo" can bring up cringe-worthy thoughts of the characterless, paper-thin new builds going up in every unclaimed inch of Manhattan.
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.
Afterward, Shapiro had second thoughts worthy of a victorious "Bachelor" contestant: "I was calling 411, asking, 'Do you have the main number for HBO?' " She couldn't reach any executives there — this is her story, anyway — and she proceeded with Lifetime.
"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.
We must be able to discriminate faces worthy of our thoughts, feelings, and actions from false alarms that are not actually faces.
