Sentence examples for ignoble end from inspiring English sources

It's hardly an ignoble end to the Warriors' historic run.

It's an ignoble end for such a stately creature.

It is an ignoble end for one of the best runners of his era.

Christie's first attempts to get to Trenton, the state capital, as a lawmaker came to an ignoble end.

It was an ignoble end, but his writings, especially those collected here (in translations from unadulterated editions), captured the mood of the 1960s.

Similarly, the digerati of Silicon Valley endured the 1990s dot-com bubble, and since then have lived with the psychic shock of its ignoble end.

But they also lend the books an air of predictability, as the smoothest operators almost always meet ignoble ends.

In a land where tens of thousands of cows meet ignoble ends every day on the killing floors of slaughterhouses, unremarked upon, the bison deaths struck a chord.

Serrano defended his photograph as a criticism of the "billion-dollar Christ-for-profit industry" and a "condemnation of those who abuse the teachings of Christ for their own ignoble ends".

They're like soap bubbles released out onto the breeze, full of hope and work, and all but a few suffer ignoble ends.

There is always the possibility that some future J. Edgar Hoover or Richard Nixon will turn this extraordinary pool of private information to ignoble ends.