Sentence examples for a noble calling from inspiring English sources
"Oh fine, that's a noble calling.
But he still thinks the law is a noble calling.
At its best, politics is a noble calling.
Brian Williams believes that journalism is a noble calling, and he has often honored that calling.
It's called performing, and performing is a noble calling, a kind of greater realness.
That to me is a noble calling I fulfill very proudly.
The couple inherited the title in 1060 via cognatic kinship to an Angevin family whose recorded history dates from 870 and who were descended from a noble called Ingelger.
His desertion isn't sparked by a higher noble calling, but a personal desire to see his young nephew buried back home in Jones County, Mississippi.
Volunteer firefighting is a genuinely noble calling and no one wants to believe that the people they love could do anything heinous.
The idea that she is a "fighter" who has sacrificed her own peace of mind for a great and noble calling is a classic piece of Scouse self-delusion.
In a joint statement, the Obamas said Bush lived her life "as a testament to the fact that public service is an important and noble calling; as an example of the humility and decency that reflects the very best of the American spirit".
