Sentence examples for The ignoble from inspiring English sources

The ignoble effects of the Islamic Revolution.

The ignoble status that injured feet have among athletes is puzzling, because foot troubles aren't just debilitating; in many sports they're also common.

The ignoble exploitation of the successful and wealthy in America is reaching bizarre proportions.

He does not fit the modern world, nor the ignoble alternatives that people have turned to.

By now, it has joined the ignoble ranks of the sports cliché.

Halabja has the ignoble fame of being synonymous with chemical attack.

While "eliminating racial and sexual prejudice" had "noble aspiration," such laws "necessarily utilize the ignoble means of coercive force".

In both cases, it is alleged, the ignoble search for profit distorts and corrupts.These accusations are ill-conceived.

This is a boon for the noble (dissidents and whistle-blowers) and for the ignoble (scammers, creeps, pests and terrorists).

Saturday 3pm is sacrosanct, enshrined in law to protect the noble game and the noble time from the ignoble broadcast.

Gautier was impressed by Moreau's theories, especially perhaps his description of cannabis as "an intellectual intoxication", preferable to the "ignoble heavy drunkenness" of alcohol.