Sentence examples for a fine objective from inspiring English sources

It is an unavoidable, and extremely painful, irony that the European Union, embodying a fine objective that Europe should never again go to war, should now be reviving so many painful memories of the Second World War.

But as I travel north, to the city of Nador, I am about to find out the difference between all these fine objectives and reality.

The New Yorker, February 13 , 1943P. 9 A friend of ours heard a fine piece of objective dramatic criticism of the play "The Eve of St. Mark".

Instead it is contemplation, which is man's finest objective that may lead to total perfection.

"It's a fine line between being seen as objective and being seen as attacking somebody".

It's a fine sentiment but in law, it seems, charities must now realise assets, not noble objectives.

A fine, fine score.

A fine, fine finish.

And a fine, fine piano indeed.

A fine start.

What a fine idea.