worth造句

I know his worth.

Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.

But it is worth repeating.

We should read books of real worth.

Maybe not, but it's worth considering.

Of course, some situations are worth improving.

We undervalue the worth of the cup.

The movie was definitely worth seeing.

Asked if it was worth all the media pressure, she replied emphatically: "Well worth it!"

A bar of steel worth five dollars, when wrought into horseshoes, is worth ten dollars.

Here's a great primer on what's worth spending and what's worth saving.

What infrastructure is required to calculate the worth?

"The Namesake" is worth watching for many reasons.

The experience of scientific planting is worth popularizing.

The house is worth a lot of money.

You are worth more to them alive than dead.

The median is a midpoint, with half of the households in the nation worth more and half worth less.

It's a very tempting view to think, what makes life worth having and the only thing worth having for its own sake, is having pleasure and avoiding pain.

The way to determine what information the application should remember is with a simple rule: If it’s worth the user entering, it’s worth the application remembering. Design Principle

Aside from the miracles and other things he considered nonsense, Jefferson thought that Jesus was worth studying — or, more precisely, his philosophy was worth studying.

An oil tanker filled with oil can be worth a few hundred million dollars.

I hope there is a real life. One is worth remembering deeply.

Starting a love and ending a love is easy and even worth looking forward to.

Children watch television because it is intrinsically rewarding, it's fun, it's worth doing.

So I think that disappointment is an experience worth embracing and learning from.

It's still worth reading as an example of two first-class minds going at it hammer and tongs.

Figure out what it's worth to people to solve that problem - it's worth much more to help them pass the bar exam than it is to help them fix a broken faucet.

Company is silent, and only when alone is it, who is worth waiting for when you are good?

Why we are more tolerant of [bull] than lying is something Mr. Frankfurt believes would be worth considering.

Sure it was yet another chore to add to our juggle, but we thought it would be worth it.

No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry.

Remembering the children in the chemo center, however, he says, "Getting them some relief, giving them some hope, would be worth it."

For the most serious investors, money is not the only investment they make, the entire worth of their beings depends on the bull or the bear.

We once believed so strongly that we used to think that it was worth pursuing and defending with life. It was nothing.

In her heart of hearts Aloise beliveed that there could never be any situation worth the sacrifice of thousands of lives.

And it's worth remembering what would have happened if that spacerock had missed Earth that fateful day — great news for the dinosaurs, but bad news for us.

American lives -regardless of Numbers -must be placed in terms of value and worth on equal footing with those of all humans regardless of colour, ethnicity, nationality, or creed.

It's worth pointing out that not all groups do polarize in this way and, indeed, a few of the studies have not observed the polarizing effect of groups on decision-making.

Also on offer is a ladies crystal Dior watch - "Bezel set with 48 diamonds 0.24 carat, black lacquered dial, black rubber strap set with black sapphire crystal" - worth 4, 000.

The painless gastroscope operation can dispel patient's worry about operation,worth popularizing,but should do a good job of the precautionary of the anaesthetize risk while operating,so as to avoid the adverse reaction.

There is no foundation, like off the rhizoid duckweed. Living in other places, the hometown is just a fantasy which is too beautiful to be approached. Dream, it doesn't seem to be worth singing.

The supply of money must be restricted: the old saw "money" does not grow on hedgerows" could be put differently ---"money shouldn't grow on hedgerows", because if it does, then it's of little worth, and no one will provide either goods or services in exchange for it.

In fact, you have people in the heart, where to ask, where to seek, where to find, always appear, there is no one in the heart of you, do not need to stay, no need to stay, not necessary, not worth looking forward to.