be worthy of

“In this way, with this clear and non-partisan information side-by-side, our readers could decide who would be worthy of being President for the next four years.”

"On behalf of our children, and our grandchildren, and all those who sacrificed so dearly for our freedom and liberty, we must be worthy of this moment," the vice president told the packed arena as she closed out her acceptance speech.

If India’s most recent elections proved anything, it’s that the “world’s largest democracy” may yet still be worthy of that name.

Not unlike its protagonist, “Backspot” initially tries too hard to be worthy of the genre in which “Bring It On” still reigns supreme.

The atmosphere promises to be worthy of the event.