It'd be worth it.

It was worth it.

That's what counts.

Only don't take this for anything more than it's worth.

It's a conversation worth having and an idea worth spreading.

Perhaps it was worth it.

Would you be sorry? Oh, Rhett! Well, don't worry yet.

It's worth the wait.

This warrants praise.

It would be pretty trying.

But it was worth it.

Or if it is worthwhile or if it is all wasted.

This was a remarkable place, at a remarkable time.

It's not worth it!

But it's worth it.

It is something to be greatly optimistic about.

That's something to be proud of.

You know I'm worth it.

Well, I certainly think it's worth that try.

I can see now, it was well worth it.

But was it worth it? Yes, absolutely it was.

I don't even know if it's truthful.

I say risked, but what do I know?

But when we think about justice, Aristotle says, what we really need to think about is the essential nature of the activity in question and the qualities that are worth honoring and admiring and recognizing.

The question is, was it worth it?

They don't quite, but it's something to think about.

The topic is worth discussing.

This is a book to read.

This is a book worth reading.

The broken arm was a cause for serious concern.

Issues that deserve attention are

If it's any consolation, one good thing's come out of it.

Let him try.

Anything worth waiting for, is worth...

Those were the risks. They were worth it.

He's a boy to be proud of.

All the work and everything was worth it

Now, 18th century peasants know that there is one pretty safe rule in life, which is if something is worth guarding, it's worth stealing.

FATHER Hardly seems worth it.

Yeah, that's worth thinking about.

But what have I done to deserve this?

I don't think it's warranted.

This problem is worth discussing.

Those are commendable efforts.

This is an extra special occasion.