Sentence examples similar to ignoble decision from inspiring English sources
Christian Voice called the Lords' decision an "ignoble move," and Stephen Green, its national director, said: "It brings down the judgment of God on us all.
Of course, there were other, more ignoble motives pressing on the decision to learn.
Compared with this strong decision, Cathy's decision to marry Edgar feels ignoble.
We have fought ignoble wars for ignoble ends, yet at the decisive moment in our history we decided that a nation "conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal" would survive united and free.
There was nothing wrong or ignoble about that hope.He will therefore be directing a look of kindly relief at this week's decision by the United Nations, which has at last given its approval to the process by which America hopes to get an elected government into power in Iraq by the end of next year (see article).
There is nothing ignoble about this.
An found his new assignment ignoble.
But was the end, perhaps, more ignoble?
This is not entirely ignoble, by the way.
Gin was seen as ignoble in 18th-century England.
