A French noble who sells his land commits an unworthy act.

This was reported to Confucius as a most unworthy act.

Wyndham's grave and the present condition of Ireland stand as sorrowful reminders of that unworthy act.

If I committed any unworthy act, I should be degraded from the seniorship, and another appointed.

Fortunately we live by the rule of law and any unworthy act must be judged and penalised, he said.

The man tormented by his unworthy act in the past is quite aware of the futility of his longings.

For a pretext for this unworthy act the murder of two Spaniards upon an expedition at Vera Cruz was assigned.

It was wrong to commit an unworthy act, but it was a sin unspeakable to be caught by the public in the commission.

He knew that men acting thus must be spies or criminals; that they were testing him, or luring him on to some unworthy act.

To "crib," to lie, or in any way to cheat or to do any unworthy act was, I believe, quite beyond his understanding.

There is no more potent force than public opinion to compel to high achievement or restrain from unworthy acts.

With how much arrogant derision men given to such detraction, contrast the noble thoughts of the poet, with his unworthy acts!

"But what an unworthy motive for an unworthy act!"

"I do not feel responsible for his unworthy acts, but I am willing to show my sympathy by a small gift."

"Sir Knight," said he angrily, "I would have thee to know that it is an unworthy act to strike one who cannot defend himself.