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The physician had a thought or two of his own, but dismissed the matter as worthy of no further discussion on his part at least.

He faced squarely the fact that there was an enemy worthy of his steel.

I was following this song around the world, collecting all these awards, and just trying to feel worthy of all this attention.

Filipino beauty queens are expected to be able to speak perfect English to be considered worthy of their crowns.

And when Scholes is almost effusive with his praise, you know the recipient must be worthy of it.

'If this tragedy prompts reflection and debate, as it should, let's make sure it's worthy of those we have lost, ' he said.

She said that she was not worthy of the honor they had offered her.

Today, cancer cases have been recovered, but is still worthy of the name of a terminally ill AIDS.

There was an ancient servant of her father's, who had lived under him for many years, and whose fidelity was worthy of full confidence.

How could any of them truly prevail in pulling you down? For you know that you are an object worthy of love. The rest is just packaging.

Thank you to the thousands of marvellous volunteers. Your competency, your kindness and your smiles are worthy of a gold medal!

Since the first two techniques do not require prioritization of traffic, they are not worthy of a discussion on traffic bottlenecks.

Earthly things may be worthy of a dash of earth-shattering, is not to like dust, all of these look back on the case.

We are committed to working closely with you, for you and your LOVER design a worthy of collection, integration of their style of wedding.

You owe it to her to be worthy of such devotion.

Women "ticked" about 10 per cent of men as worthy of further investigation, regardless of the quality of a particular crop.

You have to be able to read if those around you, and the company you work for, are worthy of the truth.

The story of comb would not be worthy of mention, but for a closely related word no one today associates with it.

choose the best and most worthy of your master's sons and set him on his father's throne. Then fight for your master's house. '

Again we see that the best trophy for a Celt was the head of an enemy worthy of praise and even lamentation.

He noticed that there was but one shop open in that street, and, a matter worthy of reflection, that was a pastry-cook's shop.

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Businessmen may be worthy of government grants. But Americans are more likely to call them "cronies" than "entrepreneurs" .

Mummy of a woman worthy of the name, the marriage age of orphans, their marriage is a woman-sponsored.

If I can 'see' such a world, is also worthy of death, fate is always so why torture me?

If it were a gift worthy of you I would have put it into your soft hands myself.

If whomever it is you're trying to impress likes you less with hat hair, this isn't someone worthy of your attention.

Then plan to make time at least once a week to process incoming papers and file papers that are worthy of being kept.

He's now determined to show he's worthy of a place in the starting line-up after playing just three times for the top team this term.

Catherine may have had her difficulties; but those of her circumspect suitors are also worthy of consideration.

Wherefore by departing manfully out of this life, I shall shew myself worthy of my old age.

Finally, after achieving a point that I figured would be worthy of any publisher, I submitted my manuscript.

I would like to say that I can not do, so will be breaking up, but this one is not worthy of me to have responsibility.

Each of these perspectives seems like a reasonable one, at least worthy of serious consideration.

"I was thinking I wasn't worthy of women, and the next thing you know I signed a contract on TV, " he said.

If you wish you had a better job and believe that you're worthy of one, then before you know it, you'll take the steps to bring it about.

And found him to be accused concerning questions of their law, but having nothing worthy of death or of bonds laid to his charge.

Some people say that life in the criteria was to be a person worthy of the heart.

Life with him would not be at all worthy of Tatyana. The girl, making no protest, suffered in silence.

A woman's common obsession with being perfect is her desperate attempt to be worthy of love and reduce her emotional pain.

Had I interfered in the matter everyone here would have deemed it an act worthy of reward, rather than punishment.

The vast sea of humanity, I wonder if I hit worthy of the name can arise when, I believe that may come without Stepping bond!

i study well at school, and i will work harder for a higher score. and i will try to catch up with others to be a daughter worthy of proud.

We do not attempt, in the strict sense, to prove or to disprove anything, unless its importance makes it worthy of that honour.

Some men have been worthy of a better century, for every species of good does not always triumph.

Regardless the reason for her advancement, Ahsoka remained eager, almost overly so, to prove herself worthy of her status as a Padawan.

He said the children of that country were as valuable and worthy of love as his own.

This problem nurtured by our traditional culture is worthy of our scrutiny, for it has affected the whole society, even up to now.

Believe that you are worthy of a great income and wealth but make sure you remain grateful and altruistic with your fortune.

He said the cartoon samples I had sent him were good and worthy of publication.

Would you seriously consider this sort of structure a "good cause" worthy of your hard-earned cash?

Or you fall into the other opposite and don't think you're worthy of any of the light dreams that you would like to manifest.

allowed to elapse, it seems in their eyes as if the task being considered were insignificant, not worthy of proper respect.

I shall continue this war to an end worthy of the unique, heroic struggle of the German people.

But I think the priority is to get in the squad and then show the manager that you're worthy of a place in the starting 11.

"I'll pay the bill. " As he did so, he began to wonder whether Dr. Johnson was worthy of trust.

Everyone of us should live up to the virtues passed down to us by our ancestors Only in this way can we be worthy of the name of a Chinese.

As I said earlier, I actually think his claims are worthy of further investigation and I'm pleased this now appears to be taking place.

Responses from both students and teachers reflected that this course approach won their high acceptability, and was worthy of use . . .

It will also take you only a few clicks to see scams worthy of a loan-seeking Nigerian prince.

Mr. Geng Lei, your archery is really worthy of its reputation! It seems there is no one in the world who can match up to you.

It is worthy of note that he had not visited the national museum when he wrote the book, although he did visit it later.

But in the next life that he did not worthy of this life, Natasha, from the world that suffer because of his life.

Expectations worthy of a new digital messiah; after almost two years of hype and speculation, it seems we'd be satisfied with nothing less.

There is no one worthy of eating him from the manner of his behaviour and his great dignity.

Adoring daddies now expect a theatre complex worthy of the West End in which to see their child in the end of term production.

The bailout of GM effectively poured taxpayer money into an entity that private investors had determined was no longer worthy of investment.

A leader must be faithful to one wife, and his wife must be "worthy of respect. "

There is no one worthy of eating him from the manner of his behavior and his great dignity.

Wei fang kites as a form of folk art, and its shape and color content of the aesthetic arts is worthy of our study.

Rather than an information-gathering session, the executives should be ready to face a grilling worthy of Torquemada.

There are too many worthy of me, I just lack of a pair of showing it.

You might set out a topic worthy of exploration, but you will leave much else up to your students.

Moreover, they feel as if they have been cut loose, no longer deemed worthy of love, care, or support.

Sixty years of the extraordinary achievements of the motherland is worth celebrating! Worthy of our common blessing!

Whom I perceived to be accused of questions of their law, but to have nothing laid to his charge worthy of death or of bonds.

At that time, the College as a window and a bridge on Western Learning is no doubt a subject worthy of study.

I put myself in a position to be converted by her with an hypocrisy worthy of grade three.

If you have to turn down the offer, do so with a clear conscious. Not every offer is worthy of your acceptance.

If we were to credit the evidence of our own ears our darling child had just emitted a string of oaths worthy of a sergeant.

Please note that it's not tied to any particular achievement or ability: every person on this planet is born worthy of respect.

And not quite worthy of a country that still retains a sense of its own larger purpose.

Danny is a good player and is worthy of a place in the team.

He gave the Young Victoria actress a dazzling round-cut diamond engagement ring worthy of royalty, and designed by Neil Lane.

Is her speech worthy of a case of sedition being slapped on her?

About this topic, In my opion is worthy of debate. Ithink there are two sides to anything, First let me talk the rationality.

However, he said, "if the differences are consistent, then it's extremely interesting and worthy of further work" .

He faced the fact squarely that there was a foe worthy of his steel.

There is no subject other than in a reference to that Other. This is symbolic of what exists in every word worthy of the name.

not too much publicity. "Stand up to the rafters rotten" life worthy of the old bear in mind the Millennium.

not too much publicity. "Stand up to the rafters rotten" life worthy of the old bear in mind the Millennium.

And he who does not take his cross and follow after Me is not worthy of Me.

And may we respond with humble service to our King out of gratitude and desire to worship God who alone is worthy of our praise.

Always someone else was more worthy of your truth so you gave it away and you sank in vibration and in consciousness.

It's been a while, so there were plenty of people worthy of fines, but here it goes.

When you know, know me at the right time you will feel, I am a worthy of your respect and your love of good woman.

You don't have to spend all your time visiting museums and monuments. They are certainly worthy of your time, but ignore them for a day.

But you know, I'm not really worthy of her.

He said, "Now you see who I am, and that I have been worthy of you. "

For the front-line teachers and researchers, it is worthy of a further study.

and he who does not take up his cross and follow Me is not worthy of Me.

This newspaper, writing a week after his suicide, described the tragedy as one worthy of Aeschylus or Sophocles.

It seems our little establishment has finally been deemed worthy of the bank patronage.

The state of his temper is quite as worthy of remark as the process of the argument.

They are dismissed, in an insulting manner, their questions unanswered as though not worthy of consideration.

Particularly, the creative ability that Deleuze's postmodern body philosophy owns is worthy of being used for reference by nowaday academe.

I won't discuss HiveMind in detail in this article -- it's worthy of a few articles on its own!

Still have a soft heart to see them for a living regardless of self-esteem, appearance, always feel they are worthy of our sympathy.

As their elder brother most worthy of trust, I said to my younger brothers, "Bury well the dead. "

A woman needs to know why she climaxes in her sleep. Does that make her strange -- or worthy of envy?

Every moment all worthy of my memory, every moment are touched me, every moment all let me understand a reason, let me grow up.

Another time, a guard asked me if I thought my student was worthy of copying a small painting showing Moses crossing the Red Sea.

Production practice shows that this is a new concept to develop the remaining gas reserves and is worthy of popularization and application.

Troubled Sam inspector had to turn to the old actor zhe red? Ryan, together worthy of the tragedy gradually emerging.

Whether or not his optimism and his approach to leadership are worthy of imitation remains to be seen.

Chu Hui Zhang worthy of trust, and there is no promise, and Chu Hui on its own, it is a friend of good faith between the top of the pops.

Kieran Richardson is desperate to play in Sunday's FA Cup third round tie against Aston Villa and prove he is worthy of a place in the team.

If so, then Zhang is bordering on celebrity status, at least 15 minutes of fame worthy of a local news bit for sure.

But most engineers don't think of these relatively trivial ideas as "inventions" worthy of a patent.

As Paul points out in our reading for today, it's important to be certain that the living we do is worthy of the calling we have.

After the code corresponding to a business operation has been located, documented, and found worthy of reuse, the next step it to wrap it.

I can't dispute what he says, but I still think NGO-almost-journalism is worthy of the public's careful attention.

We believe that rectal palpation is a simple, easy features, needs to be recognized and valued, worthy of further promotion.

I am tight to shut the worthy of a look coming tightly, tight embrace the oneself tightly, on for an instant the whole embraces !

On this issue, there are many different points of view, suggested that only a few are worthy of discussion.

Could it be that only those things are considered worthy of being pursued with which one can indeed earn money and prestige?

We have not been worthy of such a blessing; two infants have been successively removed, and we are now childless.

All life is worthy of respect, let the heart full of reverence to wish all a happy life can grow it.

For you know that you would certainly be the best object worthy of love.

Words from the characteristics of his choice of notes with the book's views are worthy of our people today learn.

What do you think? And they answered and said, He is worthy of death.

I'd like to think Banjo and I shared an extraordinary kinship, one worthy of being recorded and remembered.

The self-narrative characteristic and feminism of her art worthy of our attention and research.

S& P said after markets closed Friday that U. S. Treasury debt is no longer worthy of its triple-A rating.

That is better than geologists had expected a few years ago, but slowing the rate of decline has required efforts worthy of the Iron Man.

It is only then, once we know and believe in ourselves that we are worthy of a fulfilling life, a life full of happiness and love .

Europe, which has at long last developed an entrepreneurial ecosystem worthy of the name, is home to several impressive firms.

Acts 25: 25 But I found that he had done nothing worthy of death; and since he himself appealed to the Emperor, I decided to send him.

That it would shower, with a sky so full of blackening thunder-clouds, would scarcely be thought worthy of comment.

thereby affirm Yi Li that he was worthy of being called as "The best poet about seven-word poems in the time of Kai Yuan" .

And I heard some ideas from our Republican friends that I believe are very worthy of consideration.

In the first five years of follow-up, the shot proved safe and worthy of moving into the most advanced level of human testing.

And whoever does not take up his cross and follow me is not worthy of me.

and anyone who does not take his cross and follow me is not worthy of me.

The Renault boss says the sport risks watering down its prestige and value by opening the door to outfits worthy of junior categories.

It is mankind for pursuing it but only one worthy of pay a time, blood and sweat, labor, wealth Rich-even pay a life of thing.

Summer vacation is over, the only worthy of our memories are those memories gone.

And I feel that Ginny and Harry, in this book, they are total equals. They are worthy of each other.

And he that doth not take his cross and follow after me, is not worthy of me.

And that was, the people who have a strong sense of love and belonging believe they're worthy of love and belonging.

Don't say that love is not worthy of you to do so?

It is difficult to make a man miserable while he feels worthy of himself and claims kindred to the great God who made him.

Both days are worthy of four stars, and you may see some sort of financial victory.

For Americans these questions are worthy of public policy debate, a debate that in no way indicates that people do not value these rights.

Be worthy of the trust of neighbor, and look upon him with a bright and friendly face.

With the triadha tying or of the increase in pressure and time, the tension in a manner worthy of pressure, the better.

As three people, I think life is concerned, at least three points are worthy of our efforts together.

Life, to be worthy of a rational being, must be alway in progression.

Should you favor him with a position in your company , I am sure that his future conduct will prove worthy of your confidence.

Byron found himself with a problem in relative movement worthy of a Annapolis navigation course.

The risk that the organizing could favor the company's own delivery channels seems worthy of consideration.

A control with the above conditions, at present, some so-called green packaging is obviously not worthy of the name.

Trusting no one completely until they prove they are worthy of your trust is only prudent.

The work of more than two years time, let me gain a lot of things worthy of memory.

I did not esteem him to be worthy of trust.

Mo-tse educational thought was ignored with its declining, and the reason of its declining is worthy of thinking.

I shall be worthy of your allegiance.

Pay the sweat of this two years, only have myself most clear, certainly I think this to be worthy of.

The camels do not cry because it knows the preciousness of water, the girls do not cry because it has not been found worthy of tears.

D. Even when you trust some persons, you should treat them with courtesy as if they are worthy of it.

Rails was (and still is) worthy of the accolades and adoration it has received, but it presents Java developers with difficult choices.

want you in my most vulnerable time give me a warm embrace let me feel this world as worthy of nostalgia for me.

Fang Cao sea and the sea is not very worthy of swans alight in the car to see it.

Is there something about me that, if other people know it or see it, that I won't be worthy of connection.

Specific analysis artistic features of his poems, Li Yi is worthy of the title "master of seven words quatrains" in the Kai Yuan-age.

Tim. 1: 15 Faithful is the word and worthy of all acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am foremost.

Chinese have always regarded people from far as respectable friends, sincerely believe that there must be worthy of learning from them.

So shall my works be acceptable, and I shall govern thy people justly, and shall be worthy of the throne of my father.

This is a discussion worthy of a college course, in which every one of us can bring information and insights to the analysis.

This is not a "niche" issue, worthy of a footnote or two as we discuss the lessons learned from [Hurricane] Katrina.

The changes on Taiwan's modern literature after the emergence of nativist literature have always been an issue worthy of discussion.

Launched back in spring of 2008, Surchur's original homepage was barely even worthy of a mention, much less of use.

The hotel is worthy of perfect reputation for not only displaying elegant eastern elements but presenting an exotic atmosphere as well.

Louis XIV was dreaming of a garden worthy of the greatness of his reign.

The apostles left the Sanhedrin, rejoicing because they had been counted worthy of suffering disgrace for the Name.

All the souls of light are cheering for us, so we shall continue giving them a good show, an experience worthy of even God's applause.

too many to count, but a woman will say, be worthy of love a man has only one.

Lord! Thank and praise you! You blessed be the name of the your name worthy of great praise.

Some people say that the enjoyment of now, no set number tomorrow, who knows, now worthy of a good heart.

Claiming that certain styles of communicating and knowing are not serious and not worthy of extended attention is nothing new.

The winger acknowledges Liverpool were not firing on all cylinders, but feels they were worthy of a draw at The Quarry.

The adroitness it showed in shearing off the wings of the flies, which were always rejected, was worthy of observation and pleased me much.

I'm looking forward to a free ride, let me get a stage to find a suitable and worthy of their dedicated work of all units.

This man is not worthy of a woman's life cherish it . . . . . .

The most splendid achievement of all is the constant striving to surpass yourself and to be worthy of your own approval.

Luther after start of training to become a monk started to feel that he needed to do more to become worthy of Gods salvation.

why we failed to pass on -- why we failed to pass on an environment that was worthy of our inheritance.

All languages are worthy of respect, and translation permits men to communicate better and thus to understand each other better.

But insisting that Hamas recognises Israel outright before it can be deemed worthy of any kind of co-operation is pointless.

Thus, in my opinion, men should possess of unyielding ambitions and moral characters in order to be worthy of the word.

If every word and action, think about whether to give parents, whether or not worthy of their parents, just called filial.

On Wednesday, they left no doubt who was worthy of moving on and contending for the 2010-11 Eastern Conference championship.

Each model has advantages and disadvantages are, relatively speaking, the American model more worthy of our reference.

Hiemal Tibet sunshine is vernal, average temperature is higher than Beijing 5 Celsius above, be be worthy of the name " solar city " .

Conclusion It proved to be effective in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation by manipulation and worthy of clinical application widely.

But to be sure: this is a worthy of our concern over the long term to market.

And thou shalt make incense compounded by the work of the perfumer, well tempered together, and pure, and most worthy of sanctification.

Drug Recall System abroad experience and its implementation Worthy of the supervision and management department of China's drug reference.

II. How can you accept your partner's imperfections if, as a child, you felt you had to be perfect to be worthy of love?

For me, a spirituality that doesn't have a central place for compassion isn't worthy of the name.

Despite my natural cowardice, I knew I must be worthy of her.

37 "Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me, and whoever loves son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me. "

This phenomenon itself is worthy of thinking about. And I'd like to dig the kernels and referable points by writing this dissertation.

The real profound life of practice and way of practice worthy of recommending is to act without employing consciousness.

Since you thrust it away and do not judge yourselves worthy of eternal life, behold, we turn to the Gentiles.

I was terrified at his father, like to see a stranger, be hardly worthy of belief.

EVERY year on Liberation Day, South Korea issues a list of lucky individuals judged to be worthy of being pardoned their various misdeeds.

And as most Pakistanis will testify, such tea without a mound of sugar is barely worthy of the name.

But, I esteem him to be worthy of trust.

However, as the first novel of the author, Dangling Man is worthy of study in that it lays the foundation for the author's later works.

Asset-based development (ABD) is a large concept and is worthy of its own series of articles.

Whether the constitution has effect on the privacy has been a thesis which is worthy of discussion.

I provided affirm myself strictly goodwillings, didn't cover my kindly true heart, that's worthy of every one.

Now that I've won again, I'll continue to work harder. I hope someday I'll have the voice that I think is actually worthy of such an honor!

Goal was his responsibility to protect, to the responsibility, worthy of his desperate, fighting in the end.

it is simply like no apparent cause, unexplained things , worthy of the name he makes scratching their heads.

I don't think anyone can DO anything that would make him worthy of love. Love is a gift and cannot be earned.

A straightforward ban would be more worthy of a democratic republic than such uncouth manipulation.

The ways of these high-related brands names are worthy of learning when Chinese garment brands plan to develop a bridge brand.

There are certainly times that my staff is worthy of criticism, and I expect to hear some complaints.

Truly worthy of your consideration is wedge bounce angle. This data directly affect your ball position in the many special effects shots.

Contact life, in fact, there are a lot of character worthy of learning, of course, some people do not deserve our study.

And once they are done, they expect absolution. But the truth is, not all confessions are worthy of such forgiveness.

We will live up to our parents'earnest expectations. We will prove the worthy of our parents' earnest expectations.

A natural death features a stop of heart beats which happens all the time, thus, it is too common to be worthy of more elaboration.

She was resolved to show herself worthy of her good fortune .

Stefan: Because I realize that killing your closest and oldest friend is beyond evil, and yet somehow, it's worthy of humor.

Intercontinental is worthy of the name of Intercontinental.

Public domain is a very important concept in intellectual property law, especially should be worthy of more attention in the copyright law.

Self-esteem may also play a role -- some people don't feel they're worthy of being taken care of, he said.

Keep the car-shopping clientele happy and keep your profits high to put together a speed demon worthy of the racetrack.

But Robbins calls masturbation a "fundamental component" of teen sexuality that's worthy of a deeper look. Stop snickering.

There would be a second life worthy of a king.

He belongs to the two categories of players I consider worthy of the name great.

Experts believe changes in a person's baseline -- how she generally conducts herself -- are worthy of your attention.

After Anarchy, "liberty" was a concept as worthy of academic dignity as the categorical imperative.

Establishing an American presence at this Expo worthy of our great country was quite a journey.

Education worthy of the name is essentially education of character.

Even when you have doubts about some people, act as if they are worthy of your best manners.

Contaminants in drinking water are a national problem worthy of a national solution.