worthiness

It was about White men, and their worthiness to have this land.

But why should art have to always prove its worthiness?

But he would prove his worthiness as few had done before.

The only way he can prove his worthiness is to lose.

"There must be some way for us to prove our worthiness."

In the last analysis, love is only the reflection of a man's own worthiness from other men.

At least try and conceal it behind some sort of news worthiness?

So is the relative worthiness of the art we are producing.

"Maybe the frustration is a way of testing our worthiness to live here."

But since when did love adhere to any rules of "worthiness"?

Women who would like to serve a mission must meet the same standards of worthiness and be at least 19 years old.

The hammer is also not restricted by the worthiness test.

Who died and made him the judge of a pol's worthiness?

Here, in this Temple, for a night, he could prove his own worthiness.

One final inspection for the space worthiness certificate, and we're away.

Three criteria should be applied in making a judgment about its worthiness.

Yet the museum is facing serious questions about its worthiness as a home for such collections.

"But first we must prove our worthiness to survive," he continued.

He would yet show his worthiness to the brother of his father.

Couldn't you trust me to remember your worthiness, and so hold silence?

It is a staggering weight, he said, to reflect on the worthiness of each life.

His life was an example of worthiness, struggle and rightness.

"Only in terms of worthiness to live on in me."

So the King proclaimed a contest for anyone who could prove his worthiness.

Both tunes are worthy, but since when is worthiness a criteria?