Lady Mary's name was now called out from the doorway, and Mr. Wogan was glad enough to leave the encounter to her worthier hands.
And your gift, if you will but wait, in a little will grow worthier of the spirit which prompts it.
Indeed there would have been but one point of resemblance between yourself and your worthier brethren, and that's the number of times you turned your glass upside down before you came to an end.
He was a soft, feeble, cowardly and unfaithful creature, yet vain and ambitious, and eager to share the fame of men immeasurably larger and worthier than he.
No such thing: we go to meet A worthier object--our Lord's feet.
Laughton at present has no worthier owner than myself.
Royal Highness would have lost a good fellow and hard drinker, and his Majesty would have had perhaps a more distinguished soldier,--certainly a worthier subject.
You would convince me, if you could, that I am a great deal worthier than I think myself.
Nor is it for me to say which is the worthier disciple.
For the moment I did think you were one of these smart detectives jumped to life from some sixpenny magazine; but to preserve the illusion you ought to provide yourself with a worthier lieutenant.
And although his reputation was established beyond all doubt, he does not appear to have been in a position to obtain worthier remuneration for his labours.
Then the Chapter decided to erect a worthier fane, one which would astonish posterity.
Either from physical exhaustion or for some worthier reason, the Egyptian cried over this miniature, as an affectionate girl might have cried over the portrait of her dead lover.
As much as the soul is worthier than the body, so much worthier is the priesthood than the monarchy.
They live in Christ, 'and there we find them worthier to be loved,' and certainly lapped in a deeper rest.
Nay, my Prince, we will give him a worthier passing than that.
The unfortunate Prussian State, reduced to half its former extent, devastated and impoverished by war, and burdened with the support of a French army, found in the crisis of its ruin the beginning of a worthier national life.
Americans will possess a safer as well as a worthier vision of their national Promise as soon as they give it a house on a hill-top rather than in a valley.
The implication was, and still is, that by virtue of the more comfortable and less trammeled lives which Americans were enabled to lead, they would constitute a better society and would become in general a worthier set of men.
Right well," said my aunt, "if so be that your love is no worthiernor better than his.
I did not mean to say that the finer nature is not more adorable; I meant that those who would be comparatively uninteresting beforehand may become worthier of sympathy when they do something that awakens in them a keen remorse.
He turned his eyes on her poor beseeching face and said, "I believe that you may become worthier than you have ever yet been--worthy to lead a life that may be a blessing.
But one day, please God, there shall be another and a worthier one.
And be the Spartan’s epitaph on me-- ‘Sparta hath many a worthier son than he.
The civilized man's pursuits are notworthier than the savage's.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "worthier" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
