unworthily

Haven't we seen him risk his life only today, rather than that a god should speak unworthily?

A greater killer than any of them, he thought unworthily; they respected her for that.

But I, who unworthily carry on his trade, am at your lordship's service."

She was ashamed of her scheme, now finding it unworthily small-minded.

I express my polite amazement" That just slipped out unworthily.

I hate to see you so unworthily mounted, though.'

He knew he was behaving unworthily, but he could not help it.

I am not ignorant that when we preach unworthily, it is not always quite in vain.

"But I would yield my place at once, rather than win it unworthily, or without the word of my predecessor.

He hugged her, feeling that he was monstrously and unworthily lucky.

It is these women who have estranged us from each other, and I regret that he should have acted so unworthily.

It also stated that those who receive unworthily do not actually receive Christ but rather their own condemnation.

There is no mention of the doubts which (probably unworthily) still surround the name of Hollis himself.

The sympathetic gesture was unexpected, and Isabel felt unworthily, she thought - that it was out of character.

It would be a tragedy if they were not, in one sense or another, however unworthily or inadequately, remembered."

The framers also knew that the office of the President could be gravely damaged if it continued to be unworthily occupied.

"Calvin, you have such native talents, but they have been bestowed unworthily upon you.

How unworthily occupied!

And on the other hand, I owe it to my art, which, unworthily, I learned at the wish of my masters.

At Oxford, says Pits, he was not unworthily crowned with laurel as a rhetorician and a poet.

From a religious perspective, "the diverse colors wherewith the book is illustrated, not unworthily represent the multiple grace of heavenly wisdom."

"Colonel Cathcart, as far as my conscience tells me, I have not behaved unworthily."

If any one had taxed him with the vice, he would have indignantly repelled the accusation, and conceived himself unworthily aspersed.

Yet others allowed a change in part, and others an entire change, with the restriction that to those who presented themselves unworthily, it was changed back again.

"If you did it for something as cheap as a schoolbook idea, you did it unworthily.