Sentence examples for cause noble from inspiring English sources
In this sense, he is positioning himself as a savior with a cause noble enough to justify his autocratic turn.
But a Sen. leader has little to gain from association with lost causes, noble or otherwise.
No attempt has been made so far to test the existence of genetic differentiation between strains causing noble rot and gray mold symptoms.
The cause is noble, and Pinker approaches it gamely.
Our cause was noble, he submits: we were fighting for European freedom against irksomely expansionist Teutonic tyranny.
Her cause is noble, but her character is static; her nunlike devotion to art makes his fixation frustrating.
Rubinstein not only accepts but thoughtfully promotes the idea that the Zionists and their cause were noble but flawed.
Is the cause always noble?
The young officer quickly came to believe that the American cause was noble.
He's dedicated, egoistic, paranoid and self-aggrandizing, willing to sacrifice all for his cause, however noble.
They declared then that there was no cause more noble, nor more necessary.
