| It should certainly have administrative headquarters worthy of the sobriquet. |
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| Wind farms are a horrible example of what happens when people with worthy intentions try to construct an ideology around them. |
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| The goal of enshrining minority protections before majority rule is a worthy one. |
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| Finally, both hold up as worthy of imitation exemplars or prototypes of people regarded as typifying the virtue or identity in question. |
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| Could the United States shake off its provincialism and develop a true civilization worthy of its European heritage? |
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| His dignity and refinement and focus and calm manner add up to a state of grace worthy of a man. |
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| The crushing defeat suffered by Comeragh Gaels is no reflection on the efforts of Roger Casey to field a worthy side. |
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| Charles and crew follow him for eight months as he works one five-minute bit into a full hour of worthy material. |
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| The proletariat is now an important trope of modernity worthy of the writerly gaze. |
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| And we all have some creative, malingering patients worthy of an Academy Award. |
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| The screen comes alive when either the protagonist, or his worthy antagonist, are present. |
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| There's a surreal one-liner about a suicidal subway train that's worthy of Woody Allen's best stand-up. |
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| She has had a good response and in the future we may look forward to this worthy programme starting up in Hacketstown. |
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| I love politics, too, with its human dramas worthy of Greek tragedy, or at least soap opera. |
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| This is an irony which shames us in the presence of Allah, the Almighty and most worthy of praise. |
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| Miss Goddard's performance is quite magnificent and worthy of the ticket price alone. |
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| All twelve are worthy winners and any one of them could easily be chosen as the overall winner. |
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| This film proves that this topic is worthy of movie screens, as do some other excellent examples of seniors cinema. |
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| It's a slice of journalism worthy of those other weekly rags, like Woman's Day. |
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| How these two men could ever have trusted one another is a mystery worthy of Sherlock Holmes. |
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| We feel we are worthy of a play-off place this year and we want to push on and achieve that. |
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| It was hard, long and thirsty work but we eventually came up with a short but, we feel, worthy list. |
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| Freestyle Dressage by six Andalusians is breathtakingly choreographed and worthy of the finest classical ballet. |
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| When next we head to the polls, I may find myself scratching my head in search of a political party that might be worthy of my support. |
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| Local chapters throw buyer-seller shindigs to introduce members to worthy crops and breeds and the eco-conscious farmers who raise them. |
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| This 1972 short serves as a worthy testament to Larkin's endless imagination and mastery of movement and composition. |
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| To be sure, it is a worthy subject for a monograph or doctoral dissertation. |
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| The audio is a 5.1 remix of the original mono, and worthy of congratulations for Paramount. |
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| It is hoped that people will support this very worthy cause by turning out to watch what will be a unique game of football. |
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| The tribunal's decision catapults many worthy arts bodies into a financial black hole. |
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| And in times of trouble the Pumpkin will always be ready to be flung from our trebuchet in any direction worthy of it. |
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| The whole time I watched the soldiers train, I felt their eyes on me, too, calculating, trying to see if I was worthy enough of their respect. |
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| He wrote a worthy biography of Red Smith and edited a book of columns by Smith. |
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| In the hands of a lesser writer, such a scenario might have smacked drearily of one of those worthy social docu-dramas. |
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| He chews the scenery and then washes it all down with an embarrassing hammed-up performance not even worthy of discussion. |
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| The rapturous love music of the first movement is worthy of Wagner or Strauss. |
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| Does it mean my prayers are those of a nonbeliever and not worthy of being heard by my Lord? |
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| And there is no need to add a day off to the nation's calendar for all this worthy effort. |
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| But I'll tell you what, I'll gladly donate my tax cut to a worthy charity if you will. |
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| This book is a major achievement in historical scholarship, entirely worthy of its Pulitzer Prize. |
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| If the Baconian theory is a myth and not worthy of serious attention why did he get so excited about it? |
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| It's very well done and worthy of watching, especially if you have designs on surfing for life yourself. |
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| I had focused my eyes, like staring through glass at something I wasn't worthy of having. |
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| Who acts on the principle that violence, force and the threat of bloodshed are worthy tools of diplomacy? |
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| These scolds may defy common sense, but they're still worthy of attention because they represent the consensus among the profession's elite. |
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| Here in America, of course, nobody but politicians gets any summer vacation worthy of that appellation. |
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| Part of the aim was to contain worthy claims being made by popular movements, to mollify demands for bread and votes with food for the spirit. |
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| Maybe, because this was a worthy cause and one people were very concerned about, I wouldn't have to make the hard sell. |
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| I think it was a very worthy topic as the debate on male contraception opens up. |
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| I don't agree with you and therefore I'm only worthy of your derision and mockery. |
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| The youths, for their part, must show themselves worthy to receive the mantle of leadership because with elevation comes extra responsibility. |
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| The moan that the new town council members were not formally invited is not really worthy of any comment save to say it beggars all belief. |
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| They probably would have been better suited playing later on in the piece but none the less it was still a worthy performance. |
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| The surrounding area is steeped in culture and history with many historical sites and castles worthy of a visit nearby. |
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| But how can ID claim to be a critical analytical theory worthy of study in a science classroom? |
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| All credit to Australia, they hung in there and just would not lie down and were worthy defending champions. |
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| Roger beat off some people who would have been worthy winners but he deserves the praise and credit for all the fantastic work he has done. |
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| A couple of good character actors caught my eye and are worthy of a mention. |
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| The rarity of such a scene gives it a mildly startling effect here, which I thought was worthy of a mention. |
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| We avoid commenting on advertising here at the Last Post, but one ad in the Derry News last month caught our eye and is worthy of a mention. |
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| Portlaw is worthy of a special mention as it had the cleanest bins and the least number contaminated. |
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| In a classic World Cup game, Sulley Muntari, Stephen Appiah and Matthew Amoah were worthy of mentions. |
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| But both composers weave melodic material and unusual tonal colors in a way that is accessible, and worthy of repeated listening. |
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| Abera is now a worthy successor to his great predecessor, whose premature death in 1973 is marked by a monumental tomb in Addis Ababa. |
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| It's great that you are re-gifting your children's overflow birthday items to a worthy cause. |
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| There is no doubt perioperative registered nursing is a worthy career that we need to recognize. |
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| Kind of sad that having a glucose-measuring device for your kids is a thing now, worthy of a feature. |
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| I had been turning this around in my mind for some time, trying to think through just what would make my kids worthy material for a book. |
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| Apart from these two errors, the book is a masterly and worthy account of a crucial period in our history with excellent maps. |
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| Ten minutes later and star performer Scott Sellars scored the winner with a goal worthy of claiming a title. |
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| All these worthy aims require active participation and the ready expression of ideas. |
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| The actual dinner was fine and the views worthy of all the gushings generated by the copywriter in the brochure we'd picked up earlier that week. |
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| The goal was the worthy one of racial integration, but it was served by treating children differently based on their race. |
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| The site is great to read, but I've edited and written lots of stuff I thought was worthy that didn't tickle his fancy. |
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| Some of the older ones, however, like to remember periods when scoring a goal wasn't worthy of a ticker-tape parade down Union Street. |
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| This is certainly a worthy cause for which to go into battle, and the boycott was indeed wholly objectionable for this reason alone. |
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| The work conveys a subtle depth and a play of light worthy of a Morandi still life. |
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| Originally only those physically incapable were deemed worthy of charity and able-bodied beggars were dealt with harshly. |
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| And second, it's probably not good to intervene in the internal affairs of a nation that is looking for a worthy path of development. |
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| The command gains obligatory force because it is judged worthy of obedience. |
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| Although I haven't yet found somewhere worthy of an offer, I did manage to view a few promising properties. |
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| I think he is a worthy advocate of the policy and he is also a worthy adversary for the press. |
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| Such reactionary and ignorant rantings are perhaps not overly worthy of comment. |
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| There are a handful of rapid-fire arguments worthy of Aaron Sorkin or David Mamet. |
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| Many parish churches were extravagantly rebuilt, and lavished with vessels and ornaments which foreign visitors thought worthy of a cathedral. |
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| Her detailed works are precisely and delicately rendered in a colorful, flat style worthy of high-quality children's picture books. |
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| Being great intellectuals, they pretend instead that their yuppie entertainments are as worthy as any art through the ages. |
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| He had always wanted to write a classical work, a history book, something worthy of the old Hellenes he chose as masters. |
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| But Swansea were worthy of their spirited success in a typical blood and thunder derby between Wales's oldest rivals. |
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| This annual fun event is attracting bigger crowds each year and, of course, all proceeds go to a very worthy cause. |
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| It is a worthy gamble, as the north-easterly comes into Phuket a little later than in the Northern Gulf and it may just work. |
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| The quiz is in aid of Rehab and all support of this worthy cause would be appreciated. |
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| Funds raised are in aid of worthy local causes and support would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Overall the case feels like a real quality unit, worthy of being rebadged by some of the bigger brand-name PC makers. |
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| To relate its massive increases to only one service was a ludicrous gesture and can only be worthy of our contempt. |
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| While not quite worthy of some of the hype it received last year, Monster's Ball is an interesting film that certainly holds your attention. |
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| Human beings are worthy of the highest respect, but not all opinions and beliefs are worthy of respect and tolerance. |
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| We are to walk worthy of the calling, but we first must know what that calling is. |
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| Just because someone is a baby, a little kid, a mere youngster, doesn't mean they're not worthy of protecting, does it? |
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| She had a few romantic attachments, but the one man she deemed worthy of commitment died before they could become engaged. |
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| This would be a great opportunity to discover the highways and byways of these countries while helping a worthy cause. |
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| The Middleham trainer saddles my Nap selection Golden Quest in the Perfect Panes Handicap and Joe Fanning's mount is worthy of close attention. |
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| Medieval man may not have had the thrill of flinging Frisbees, but they had a worthy counterpart, the challenging sport of batfowling. |
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| Go through it then carefully and acquaint those with it worthy of sharing in such things. |
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| For anyone willing to invest the time and the emotion, this is a cracking album, worthy of critical acclaim. |
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| But beyond the jiggle, I don't see much else at work here that's worthy of note, or your precious nickel. |
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| I consider it a great compliment to me and mine that you would consider our family worthy to be joined. |
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| It is left to us to keep their generous benefaction alive, and our blessed, beautiful country worthy of their courage. |
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| However, the crux of his argument brings 'ad hominem' to a whole new level, and something worthy of debate. |
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| Competitive balance is a worthy aim, but it may be a mere illusion, the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. |
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| Then this beginning expanded, building itself a palace, worthy of glorious praise. |
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| I try to show that it's possible to be different and worthy of admiration and respect. |
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| Hartmann is a genuine hero of our times, worthy of admiration, and a composer who obviously knows his stuff. |
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| All her life she's never done anything that has been worthy of my admiration and respect. |
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| The most important thing a man can do is to be a father and grandfather worthy of admiration. |
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| Yavin is obviously a brave and a good man, and worthy of our admiration and support. |
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| She says my goals and aspirations inspire her, and frankly, I want to be worthy of her admiration. |
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| Actually, what I think is worthy of mention is that the government has finally admitted that there's a problem. |
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| To qualify as worthy of preservation, particularly if public money is to be spent, buildings must be more than mausoleums. |
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| Think back on all of his forefathers, and tell me his family is worthy of salvation. |
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| It's worthy of note that the oak tree, sacred to Zeus, is the very tree which is most susceptible to be struck by lightning. |
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| So I think where there are worthy alternatives in the minor parties and independents, people are having a very serious think. |
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| It was a magnificent shot, worthy of someone ranked higher than 56th in the world. |
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| I shall be categorical in saying Simone King will make a worthy MCSG President if elected. |
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| I for one would like to see a NZ that values its smaller citizens as a precious taonga, as autonomous rights-holders, and a worthy investment. |
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| He is worthy of worship and calls sinners saved by grace to this great endeavour. |
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| One other area of textile work worthy of note is that of tapestry and embroidery. |
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| It's tough reading through rambling speeches, but he has some worthy food for thought. |
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| For another, only a fine custom crafted bolt action sporter by a good maker is worthy of admiration. |
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| Salonnieres continued doing what they did best, integrating worthy men into the elite, and perpetuating aristocratic manners and bon ton. |
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| Mr. Wizard was arrested for practicing wizardry, a crime worthy of certain damnation in most parts. |
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| The iron men and women of Kerry proved their mettle at the weekend when they competed in a gruelling triathlon to raise funds for a worthy cause. |
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| If ever there is a man worthy of note, a man of the highest calibre, it's him. |
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| There is one e-mail, however, that may be more worthy of note than the others. |
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| It is a scene of human depravity, worthy of description by the Hebrew prophets. |
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| We've heard from several readers today, with comments particularly worthy of note. |
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| Actually, an encouraging development, which is rather curious in the context, is worthy of note. |
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| Several issues related to the estimation of Test cricket attendances are worthy of note. |
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| Are the opposing sides so far apart that they can't even find the illogical arguments worthy of ridicule amongst their opposition's remarks? |
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| Secondly, the social and cultural reactions to this newfound ability will be worthy of note. |
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| The press no longer thinks yellow ribbons and support for soldiers is worthy of a few paragraphs or a segment on the ten o'clock news. |
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| They are cheap, tawdry politicians not worthy of anything other than contempt. |
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| I have measured her up and she seems to be the only one I can think of who is worthy of you. |
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| One approach worthy of serious consideration would be to charge a fee for visitors to Kangaroo Island to hunt koalas. |
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| At the very least, the taxman should take a healthy cut and redistribute it to more worthy causes. |
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| It felt strange to trust, for there had not been many in her life whom she had felt were worthy enough to be trusted. |
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| But White's literary merit probably isn't what Marr discerns as the author's most appealing strength, the quality most worthy of copying. |
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| Eventually they decided that it might be a worthy enough issue to form a whole group, an action group, around the issue of street harassment. |
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| Are you sufficiently worthy to get a mention on the news when certain life events occur? |
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| In most cases, individuals are up against one another to prove whom is more worthy to receive the award. |
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| I think it's sad when a community thinks they are not worthy enough to be represented in modern cinema. |
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| Either put up or shut up, there's more than enough real news out there that's more worthy of our attention. |
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| Always intelligent, written in clean, unfussy lines that are satisfying to the tongue, these poems are worthy additions to a lifetime's work. |
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| Some Bulgarian leaders, and its media, went off the deep end after a Bulgarian gymnastics hopeful was judged worthy of silver, but not gold. |
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| Is it possible that the sheep are not worthy of attention by our tree people and are sacrificed for the greater good, or my dinner plate! |
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| And with the line-up you can be sure the musicianship is worthy to be archived in CD format. |
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| The binmen's job may not be as glamorous as some jobs but it is no less worthy of a proper return for the work done. |
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| They feel they have to make some worthy comment, treat the city with some kind of moral scrupulousness and say something appropriate. |
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| I'm taking at least twice the time to type 4 lines of text, not even worthy to be called a paragraph. |
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| And, of course, these are the last chances for each girl to prove that she is worthy enough to be taken to Nationals. |
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| Just because they're on your video game system and not your satellite dish, are they not worthy to be considered part of the anime world? |
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| What is most attractive about Elie's book is its earnest and unfeigned passion for such a worthy but unfashionable subject. |
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| The Producers is a worthy comedic effort that hints at Brooks' genius to follow, but the screenplay is ultimately the best thing about this film. |
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| It was not only a great day for everyone, but a fine effort for a worthy cause. |
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| In conclusion, this book is a worthy effort with a clearly argued message, full of informative and entertaining details. |
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| Brian is to be congratulated on his courageous effort for such a worthy cause. |
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| They have gained a worthy reputation and are an active group with sixteen performers. |
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| This summary serves as a worthy initiation for any reader unfamiliar with the recent work done in this field. |
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| At the age of 60 he has returned to the theme in his new film Rita's Legends, in every respect a worthy follow-up to the earlier work. |
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| Best of fare was provided and compliments to the faithful organisers who put so much effort into such a worthy undertaking. |
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| All these things have now gotten their rightful due, and it's time to turn our attention to other worthy subjects. |
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| They faced each other, each bowing slightly in respect to a worthy opponent. |
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| How can anyone deem a work of art as being somehow more worthy or deserving than another? |
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| It takes time and effort to overcome such obstacles that are inevitable in a worthy and noble endeavour. |
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| Butler's cafe has raised the coffee bar to super-latte levels, and the chocolate truffles are worthy of a place in bonbon heaven. |
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| The Sports Development Committee work tirelessly to promote sport in Newry and Mourne and for that they received worthy praise. |
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| Do you know of any fellow citizen, who has lately done a worthy action, deserving praise and imitation? |
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| They were a pleasure to work with and it is great to see young people putting in a lot of time and effort for a very worthy cause. |
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| Indeed, in outline it may sound worthy and didactic, grim but Good For You, but the reality is very different. |
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| Celebrities have been fair game for a while and, if you are going to be cruel, you need a more worthy target than TV chefs and ex-soap stars. |
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| Like her first novel, this worthy sophomore effort spans the globe, hopping from the States, Europe and the Phillipines to Mother Africa. |
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| They are a worthy flag for the rest of us odd enough to spend our winters outdoors in the cold. |
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| These are worthy elements of foreign policy but also modest ones compared to regime change, nation-building, and other grandiosity. |
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| He wouldn't wince, not even when you pursed your lips in a pose worthy of a centerfold. |
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| I do hope you are worthy enough for the challenge, though I must admit our first meeting was something of a disappointment. |
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| I'm just a regular jackassed geek and really not worthy of a centrefold spread. |
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| We are looking for a side of 10 student warriors worthy enough to battle against a team of 10 developers in six rounds of two undisclosed games. |
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| Ideally, Gooden will prove himself worthy enough to be a fifth starter or a long reliever. |
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| In my mind's eye, this was a sign that maybe I would be tempted to stray, and thus not worthy enough to get married. |
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| Wireless devices have evolved from personal organizers and schedulers into powerful computing tools worthy of enterprise-class applications. |
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| In education, girls, who were once considered less worthy of a decent education, now outstrip their male counterparts at almost every stage. |
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| A subspecies is a geographic race that is sufficiently different taxonomically to be worthy of a separate name. |
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| We appreciate that they have many calls on their funding so are especially grateful that they considered us worthy recipients. |
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| It was hard to imagine how that merry prankster and mistress of worthy causes could be subject to such punishing mood swings. |
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| A blithering idiot is never considerably likable, nor a worthy companion to anyone knowledgeable. |
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| He is talking, believe it or not, about an overdue, ponderous but worthy apparatus for punishing war crimes. |
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| It's a comic-relief part, but situated in a suitably worthy backdrop, and it affords the actress big moments of pathos as well. |
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| If he escapes, it will be a trick worthy of the swimming-pool caper. |
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| Then things at work started to go kablooey and I got to choose whether or not to put in double-overtime for a company that doesn't deem me worthy of benefits. |
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| But there were moments of expected genius on it worthy of Grammy consideration. |
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| It was a simple and appealing narrative worthy of comparison to the writings of Greensboro, N.C.'s native son, O. Henry. |
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| The drama of the Highlands and the lure of the capital attract the bulk of visitors to Scotland, but there are many other corners of the country that are worthy of attention. |
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| He will be a hard act to follow but I hope, that as a long standing resident myself with three children in local schools, I will be a worthy successor to him. |
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| If a myth is built around an author, her most intimate thoughts become worthy of a hardcover. |
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| Let all who are under the yoke of slavery regard their masters as worthy of all honor, so that the name of God and the teaching may not be blasphemed. |
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| But it has a depth and ambitiousness that are worthy of praise. |
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| Although going beyond the obvious can make a film worthy of dissection and repeat viewings, failure to address the subject matter in a direct way can have the opposite effect. |
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| Hailed as a prodigy in the US, critics have frothed over her ability to switch from elegant jazz to rap to complex satirical songs worthy of Sondheim. |
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| So far I've seen a lot of weather and nothing else worthy of note. |
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| It was a point worthy of note but in the grand scheme of things it was nothing more and their victory is something Spartans can be truly proud of. |
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| Being monarch brings with it overwhelming duties and obligations, not the least of which is that your people must find you worthy enough to bow and curtsy to. |
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| With too big spectacles falling down his nose he looked down upon me constantly as if judging me, weighing if I was worthy enough to receive this good fortune. |
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| Allemano and Carn are part of a younger generation of Toronto jazz musicians that are stepping up and are worthy to be heard alongside those in the Toronto establishment. |
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| Defoe wrote stories such as Moll Flanders, Colonel Jack and Roxana when prose fiction was regarded as a low form not worthy to be classed as literature. |
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| These efforts and acts of generosity have helped to fund a worthy community service that positively impacts the lives of hundreds of people in Kitchener-Waterloo. |
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| Novels may be the glamour end of the book trade but they are notoriously difficult to sell, especially in hardback, and many worthy efforts fall by the wayside. |
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| The station and its shop will be offering visitors a cup of tea and a mince pie when they come along, in a fund-raising effort for this very worthy charity. |
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| All the applications are for worthy causes and all deserving of support. |
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| The following comprehension skills are indeed worthy to use. |
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| You do not see her worthy enough for a bond so sacred as marriage. |
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| All I know is that he's not worthy enough to sit at our table anymore. |
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| It was an amazing, elegant room, one very worthy of first class travel. |
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| The players felt emboldened by the result against Chelsea, sure that they had asserted their right to be considered as worthy heirs to the great United teams. |
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| Salted meats and fish were considered low-status ingredients, appropriate for labourers but not for nobles, and certainly not worthy enough to be treated with spices. |
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| Geordie Dave, a regular at Nervous Wreck Soi Yamato, decided the Rotary Charity Walk was a worthy cause, worthy enough for him to do the eight kilometer walk himself. |
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| The suggestion that anyone is more worthy to represent the people now because of what his great-grandfather was doing hundreds of years ago is ridiculous! |
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| They don't have to give awards in all 24 categories each year, or even have five nominees if they don't believe there are enough worthy candidates. |
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| Usually it was a long and, I often felt, unnecessarily drawn-out and tedious experience where worthy but dull homilies were addressed to the assembled Gaels. |
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| All of which contributes to making Sylvia a film which, while certainly worthy in intent, won't have very many people seeking to find out more about the poet. |
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| My generation was raised on a diet of stultifyingly tedious, but worthy accounts of embryology, typically very badly printed on what appeared to be rice paper. |
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| The light pastel lacquer and subtly spaced designs lacked the finesse of Venetian lacquer, but the rendering of flowers and birds was worthy of an easel painting. |
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| It is worthy of remark that while the sources of naturalism go back a very long way in Western philosophy, it has been especially prominent in philosophy in America. |
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| Jenkinson in Glasgow, Northwood in Stourbridge and Lutz in America created serpent stemmed goblets and latticino vases and bowls with a precision worthy of the originals. |
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| It is the pin of an elder statesman, of a pundit worthy of her Fox News chyron. |
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| Gardens in the Arab world today, for example in the Emirates, which grow where once nothing grew at all, are very worthy but a travesty of the original. |
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| Cash teased his hair into a pompadour, swiveled his hips, amped up his drawl, and belted out a tune worthy of a quarter million. |
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| Watching celebrity lives is almost exactly like watching soap operas, and in a sphere where scandal is a weekly event, a gay drug binge gone wrong is hardly worthy of note. |
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| It was hugely popular in 1930s Hollywood, where the lives of the great, the worthy and the impossibly good were recorded in a hagiographic pearly light. |
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| However, more than 20 players on the ballot this year were probably worthy of being enshrined in Cooperstown. |
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| And for your wedding video, the stirring beat of Caledonian wind and rain mingled with the skirl of pipes will create a soundtrack worthy of Braveheart. |
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| It was, as the former Home Secretary said, a worthy successor to the 1688 Bill of Rights and a major plank in the Government's constitutional reform programme. |
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| No personal photos or memorabilia cover the walls, as is true of the other worthy soul food places around town. |
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| In my opinion, it called attention to what Allied forces were up against and might well have inspired them to renewed efforts against a worthy opponent. |
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| When we are living well, our life is worthy of imitation and admiration. |
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| Who can now look back on his career and deem it worthy of admiration? |
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| I perhaps sound like an obdurate woman lacking the maternal instincts worthy of such a precious gift as a child but nothing could be further from the truth. |
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| He is the only man to have been awarded five stars on the Hollywood Walk of fame and this collection is a worthy testament to his singing talents. |
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| But one thing worthy of note is the fact that Jakarta, as a megalopolitan city, deserves bigger and better entertainment centers, and a lively, decent nightlife. |
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| And given the legacy, long before then, of bonuses worthy of Croesus in a world of quotidian pay raises for the 99 percent? |
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| Certainly their self-sacrifice is worthy of considerable praise. |
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| The real presence of Christ's most blessed body and blood is not therefore to be sought for in the sacrament, but in the worthy receiver of the sacrament. |
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| Was the valour of men in mass as worthy of note as the solitary champion? |
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| Did you meet any teenagers whose behavior or actions seemed at all worthy of being sent to a reform school? |
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| Maybe he will volunteer his services for such a worthy enterprise. |
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| The result is an utterly beguiling game worthy of its legendary name. |
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| Also worthy of a mention at this juncture are the two tasty releases I received recently from Hit and Run records featuring the multi genre defying Audio Deluxe. |
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| They deserve better and therefore are worthy of a mention here. |
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| But Nicholas Ryan wasn't the only St Farnan's player worthy of a mention. |
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| They have steered clear of the conventional list of present ideas, plumping instead for a selection of suggestions featuring donations to worthy causes. |
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| To be worthy of that love, he adopted a strict code of moral conduct. |
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| There are also a couple of masseurs offering traditional Lao massage, a regimen of stretching and bone-crunching worthy of the most committed contortionist. |
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| Propose a worthy toast, raise the goblets to your lips, bury your nose in the mint, inhale a deep breath of its fragrance and sip the nectar of the gods. |
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| The ordinary person, as already indicated, was not worthy nor able to have direct contact with the spirits, and their relations had to be entrusted to the angekok. |
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| Robinson's success has sparked a rash of worthy articles in the Australian press, all dealing with the supposed impact of league upon British rugby union. |
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| If you aren't averse to indulging a light-hearted, inspirational prison fantasy flick, Greenfingers is a worthy film for the romantics and the Anglophiles among you. |
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| This episode deals with the psychiatry of the Sixties, the rejection of Freud and the growth of the anti-establishment, which might sound worthy until I tell you this story. |
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| The money shot is a breathtaking Southwestern rockscape amid a tangle of colorful wildflowers, a scene worthy of mention in America the Beautiful. |
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| They were worthy winners of this year's prize for endeavour, a fitting reward for those who have worked so tirelessly towards the improvement of the village. |
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| But surely the rub is in implementing these worthy principles! |
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| Meanwhile, the worthy sorceress roused the Faerie prince and the light Elf from their luxurious slumbers with the aid of a cooking skillet and a wooden spoon. |
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| The Immaculate Conception and the Assumption are rooted in the patristic axiom that Mary was the worthy Mother of God, a worthy tabernacle of the Most High. |
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| In other words, the author sounds like an unquestionably worthy candidate and a writer you wish you knew more about. |
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| His earliest wood sculptures, suggesting unlikely mergers of Constructivism and West African ethnographic objects, displayed joinery worthy of a piano builder or luthier. |
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| It gives us vivid, sickening scenes and a worthy reminder of man's inhumanity, and sole actor Tom Barnett invests his performance with skill and honesty. |
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| Many Burmese are heartened to now hear her describe Thein Sein as reasonable, honest, even worthy of some trust. |
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| You make it sound self-evident which parts of a huge story are worthy and unworthy of coverage, but who draws the line, and where? |
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| The Screening God is one of the most important Gods as he is blessed with the power to see who is worthy of becoming a god, an angel, or thrown back down to earth. |
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| Some attempts are being made to bring the spirit of individual sport and glory back to its roots with the Nemean Games, a worthy but only partial successful attempt. |
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| With a superb and epic set, they're easily worthy of a headline slot. |
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| He may, for political reasons, be deemed worthy of prosecution, but such measures will not be applied either to the imperialist leaders or their favoured stooges. |
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| Considering one of the postcards she's sent contains an image worthy of a Penthouse centrefold, I'm amazed they weren't censored by Australia Post too. |
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| I will go see if there be aught of worthy note about the house. |
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| The costumes and settings are worthy of a full-length feature, and the creepy possessiveness of the song adds to the vignette. |
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| Such a sleep-producing stupefactive is worthy of the highest praise. |
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| It is, like we said, the least objectionable film of the bunch, in addition to being the most worthy of the prize. |
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| There was hardly a creek or stream or point of land along our coast where fabulous treasures were not said to have been hidden by this worthy marooner. |
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| Commentators now opine that he will opt for a super-safe appointment of someone worthy but without profile who will walk and talk with dignity and say nothing of substance. |
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| Both sides imagined the other was a monster, a subhuman worthy only of death. |
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| Are some lives, the question essentially goes, to be considered less valuable, less meaningful, less purposeful and hence less worthy of society's protection than others? |
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| The Epson BrightLink is a perfect example of innovation at its best, deeming it worthy of a Buckaroo Award. |
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| It was a very worthy replacement for the Victorian public and reference libraries which I used regularly. |
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| Before him sat the grim baron, with a face worthy of the father of such a daughter, and looking daggers and ratsbane. |
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| Blyton felt a responsibility to provide her readers with a positive moral framework, and she encouraged them to support worthy causes. |
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| Their music may not be worthy of radio time, but it's nothing to sneeze at. |
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| He asks how pagan gods who exhibit the same destructive passions and obscene desires as wicked humans can be worthy of worship. |
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| A critical double blind study is required with xylamide before the drug is worthy of being considered for ulcer therapy. |
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| How worthy he is I will leave to appear hereafter, rather than story him in his own hearing. |
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| He has delivered a tragicomic moral blowtorch worthy of Swift. |
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| Another couple of plants worthy of mention are the Eryngiums and Penstemons. |
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| The so-called 'good guys' who obeyed society's rules were brushed aside as 'skaapies', not worthy of even a modicum of acceptance. |
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