unworthy of造句
1. Such conduct is unworthy of praise.
2. He felt unworthy of being married to such an attractive woman.
3. I am unworthy of such an honour.
4. Such opinions are unworthy of educated people.
5. His accusations are unworthy of a prime minister.
6. Such a remark is unworthy of notice.
7. He considered himself unworthy of the honour they had bestowed on him.
8. Such concepts are unworthy of educated people and refer to anthropomorphism which has been misunderstood.
9. No outcome seems too impossible or, at least, unworthy of valiant effort.
10. She married a man who was unworthy of her love and devotion.
11. I felt polluted, tainted, defiled, unworthy of anyone except Karen, who repelled me.
12. An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all.Oscar Wilde
13. It is a conception quite unworthy of free men.
14. It is unworthy of it to be cramped.
15. We must never be unworthy of our teachers'untiring and sincere teachings.
16. The offender is extruded as unworthy of an honorable calling.
17. What was cried up by the wily merchant often turned out to be most unworthy of praise.
18. The distinction between males and females is held to be so fundamental as to be unworthy of comment.
19. At the age of thirty, Gertrude lay on her death-bed, fearing that she was unworthy of heaven.
20. He judged the current Transactions of the Royal Society to be unworthy of publication, the fault lying with the Secretary.
21. He feels he has lost his soul and is thus unworthy of the worldly yet innocent Ada.
22. Mortgages and junk made it easier to borrow money for people and companies previously thought unworthy of the funds.
23. Apparently, the murder of the lone black, Penn, was unworthy of note.
24. Her allies believe that Palin is a frivolous figure who is unworthy of an audience with the Iron Lady.
25. He had run down the gallery steps, feeling suddenly unworthy of such solicitousness and delicacy—he was too clumsy, too foolish.
26. Regarded as literature or philosophy the Koran is certainly unworthy of its alleged Divine authorship.
27. One could dismiss the paper as a campaign flyer unworthy of analysis.
28. Shaved head of a boy in Sian retains the topknot that his parents believe will trick evil spirits into mistaking him for a girl, unworthy of being harmed.