Sentence examples for considered noble from inspiring English sources

The iPhone uses aluminum and glass, and both materials are considered noble from a design perspective.

And in fact, not all that long ago, hunting exotic African animals was considered noble and educational.

They rose from their sick beds and their nervous collapses to go on searching for what they considered noble, truthful and beautiful.

They began thinking about a site focused on what they considered noble causes, but it took until 2011, when Mr. Hughes gave them $500,000 in seed capital, for both to start working on it full-time.

To castigate deforestation, particularly in the Amazon, is generally considered noble and highly ethical (presumed mitigation of climate change and loss of biodiversity) and increases therefore the chances for the FAO to raise funds from the rich donor countries.

As long as she follows the dictates of her family and abides by societal rules, she is considered noble.

It is found that the adsorption of most considered noble-metal single atoms is very strong at the hollow site above the center of the acetylenic ring of the graphyne sheet and their diffusion away from this site towards its neighboring sites is rather difficult, which makes it highly possible to realize well-ordered and uniformly distributed noble-metal single-atom catalysts on graphyne.

After all, one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter, and which you consider noble depends on your personal circumstances.

Radon was first identified in 1898 by Friedrich Ernst Dorn, and was named radium emanation, but was not considered a noble gas until 1904 when its characteristics were found to be similar to those of other noble gases.

Theft on a large and small scale is considered a noble art.

The next work, the Sonata in A (D. 959), is generally considered a noble piece and, in the scherzo, even fanciful.