Sentence examples for a more noble from inspiring English sources

In truth they have a more noble motivation though liberals don't like it any better.

Or a more noble hero than the quiet and unassuming Mr Harding?

Luckily, the change from a theme park to a more noble environment won't feel too out of place.

It could have become another Wikipedia or Craigslist, existing for a more noble cause than just profit, but it chose Wall Street.

Liberals have long complained that the right overwhelms them with personal attacks and vicious allegations, while the left tries, naïvely, to make a more noble and substantive case.

With Lenin's urging, they sought to bring about the promised revolution, or revelation, which would give rise to a more noble and just era.

The crowding, the delays, the potential for bad weather -- these things had a way of making one's presence at the dinner table on Thursday seem just a little more noble, a little more sacrificial, compared with the siblings who had only to drive across town.

This from the very same oracle who instructed us some two years before that "You must understand that the purpose of the $75 price is a much more noble cause" (please see " 'Noble' OPEC Criticizes the International Energy Agency").

He felt no need to make a scene more noble by adding a mythological story to it.

Mr. Paterson, meanwhile, may now be able to cast his exit from the race — to focus on the budget, debt and other pressing state issues — as "a considerably more noble decision than a merely expedient decision," Mr. Birdsell said.

At the very least, the anti-meat game has a decidedly more noble message than a game that involves storing monsters in tiny balls so they may eventually fight for our own amusement.