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Example sentences for worthy
Apricot jam and almond paste makes this basic butter cake worthy of its pedestal.
It was the job of every pirate captain to determine what ships were worthy of pursuit.
Now for my flame-worthy comment--Sometimes folks, it isn't about culture.
But here are five animals worthy of acting nominations this year.
Or for that matter, why any algorithm that uses the twitter minimum character limitation is worthy or not.
Worthy viewing the next time you're procrastinating on your own deadline.
Another danger is that a worthy experiment with risk-based border controls will perish.
These drones are technologically amazing and worthy of admiration.
It's a natural occurrence and not worthy of coverage.
Now, he must prove himself worthy of the charge laid upon him as a leading teacher, and speak.
But there are also other, less worthy, explanations for financial sector compensation.
Too bad: it's a fascinating object, worthy of study.
He's been stuck in that blue-and-gold get-up for too long now, and deserves a costume worthy of a magical master.
Everyone has a role in the world, and who is to say which role is more worthy or admirable than any other.
The two last-named are worthy of all the contempt one can muster.
Worthy and important, of course, but a sideshow to another of the events that is taking place this month.
These slips stem from a worthy concern for the accessible, but they also hint at an absence in the story.
But if he is worthy of a roster spot, he is worthy of being developed.
Evolutionary psychology is a worthy study, it is simply another field of study.
In fact, you should maintain metrics and prove with verifiable data that you are worthy to be an authority on any point made.
True, there is something mean-spirited about profiting from a neighbour's misfortune, but that's not worthy of outrage.
All worthy people, but this story is not about them.
There's a lot of worthy biographical information in this paper.
Nothing is truly safe and nothing is actually worthy of trusting your phone's life with.
That's a life lesson still worthy of our consideration.
Serve it with a fresh herb vinaigrette and you've got something worthy of angels.
Worthy programs and proposals have to be rejected for one reason or another.
In embracing them, the show doesn't hesitate to slight comely form in favor of worthy function.
The government has been encouraging firms to give more generously to worthy causes.
But maybe there are others more worthy to have their names on a radio astronomy facility.
The aim is a worthy one, and the only thing wrong with the plans is that they do not go nearly far enough.
Its plans to modernise the state are worthy but dull.
What did they say or do that was worthy of a lawsuit.
Then you'd soon get degrees offered only in the skills which corporations deem worthy of their investment.
Anything the human imagination can conceive of is story-worthy, regardless.
His office, with its leather couches and postcard-worthy city views, was larger than many studio apartments.
What she hasn't had is an album worthy of her talent.
The cookies also sound tasty and worthy of replication.
Any of these notable achievements were certainly worthy but didn't make the final cut.
It established that jazz could be worthy of the concert hall.
Your tax deductible donations support thousands of worthy causes.
But to be worthy of consideration as a graduate-advising horror story, some sort of extreme behavior must be involved.
Now the natives are being told that, for sundry worthy reasons, they must accept even more.
Two new books stake out worthy claims for space on the sinophile's bookshelf.
The cleanest expression is that which finds no sphere worthy of itself and makes one.
Yet even if this was a chronicle of a debt foretold, it is worthy of note.
Finally, software worthy of your computer's footprint.
She gives it a dramatic reading worthy of its jarring conclusion: an audible shiver followed by the sound of a gun shot.
During the holidays, with so many gatherings waiting to happen, weeknight meals sometimes need to be worthy of company.
Some have this idea that a weapon gives them power or makes them more brave or worthy.
They told me that, if they felt you were worthy of admission, they would find the financial aid.
It seems foolhardy to expect, or even want, all faculty to jump through the exact same hoops in order to prove themselves worthy.
But it is certainly intriguing and worthy of informed discussion.
But it certainly looks worthy of further investigation.
Completing a marathon is a worthy item for the bucket list.
Intangible cultural context is the essence of heritage, making wood and stone worthy of our interest.
He treated the functions of whatever job he held as worthy of all the resources at the government's disposal.
No information about the pilot, contacts with the tower, or any other information worthy of bothering with an article.
He asked why, as it appeared to be a worthy line of research.
Extra-wide feet and rigid ankle brackets impart quake-worthy stability.
She finds it inconceivable that anyone doubts that quality day-care programs are worthy of public funding.
Also worthy of exploration is the formation of sacred values.
Five other gardens on the grounds are equally worthy of a visit.
When he found a worthy self-portrait, he sent a message inquiring about why the user took the photo.
If you stick with it, you have proven your commitment and are worthy for full-time work with average pay.
Abolishing fuel subsidies would seem sensible and worthy of public support.
There is never any real question, in the film, that she is someone worthy of our sympathies and affection.
Buying at bargain prices is a worthy thing, but once you start shopping it can be tough to stop.
Liberation from indentured servitude is an entirely worthy objective.
The question of whether online learning is worthy of college credit has been implicitly settled.
But that might not be enough to make it a worthy investment for people planning on using it for more than watching movies.
Another point worthy of note is the emphasis placed on equality and equity.
Each of them has convinced me that none of the others is worthy of the office of the president.
His speech pattern is a jumble of quick bursts that alternate with long pauses worthy of an absent-minded professor.
It wasn't about bringing attention to this disease, although that in and of itself would have been worthy.
That's another situation worthy of comment: the hiding of information behind firewalls.
Heller is a worthy subject, complicated and appealing.
There is a historical parallel to this synergy between two worthy aims.
Half is thine and half is his: it will be worthy of the two.
Any show that can inspire this much debate within a single newspaper is surely worthy of the attention.
And it's also fantastically beautiful, worthy of wider recognition.
In my view, neither approach is worthy of your attention or money yet, but it is an interesting push into new territory.
Clearly there may be cases where a better digital mousetrap is worthy of a patent.
In this age and economy all of these are worthy of discussion.
The one that came in the mail today is my first that is post-worthy.
The author singles out income inequality as a psychic wound uniquely worthy of state intervention.
But occasionally a new environment helps create a focus worthy of further reflection.
The secret ingredient is liquor and they have a half hour to produce a drink and a bar snack worthy being called seductive.
They have already begun to prove themselves worthy as the next resourceful and innovative successors.
It seems patently absurd that this is a topic that's worthy of discussion.
Submit your business and let the community decide on if it's worthy to win a small business prize package.
These are all worthy activities, each enriching your life and likely the lives of others.
It went back and forth for weeks, soliciting a response from the authors and apparently being considered worthy of publication.
Heck were not even worthy of answers to our questions in their eyes.
There are many worthy things the government can spend money on, of course.
But fundamentally worthy policies shouldn't need to promise laughably overoptimistic outcomes to win support.
Those tiny stickers on loose fruits and vegetables at the market have a worthy purpose.
Indeed you found a worthy cause to fought for, democracy and freedom as well as environment.
So far, it has seen nothing worthy of mention-but it has been running at both sites for less than a year.
The study of psychology of the human is a worthy and sometimes scientific endeavor.
Now there an idea worthy of killing two birds with one stone.
The snakes' digestive achievements make them worthy of serious study.
Happily, the resulting music is worthy of this star-is-born tale.
We think, however, it still offers a benchmark worthy of consideration.
Untouchables are outcasts-people considered too impure, too polluted, to rank as worthy beings.
Some may think of it as less worthy than an on-campus program, and that's their opinion.
Across the rich world tonight a small army of worthy householders will pick through their rubbish to ready it for the recyclers.
If a tuna is deemed worthy, negotiations begin immediately.
But there is a goal out there worthy of our generation.
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