Sentence examples for ignoble intent from inspiring English sources

The editorial said that Benedict had always handled abuse cases with "transparency, purpose and severity," and accused the news media of acting "with the clear and ignoble intent of trying to strike Benedict and his closest collaborators at any cost".

The Italian editorial said that Benedict had always handled such cases with "transparency, purpose and severity," and accused the news media of acting "with the clear and ignoble intent of trying to strike Benedict and his closest collaborators at any cost".

Many ignoble death.

An found his new assignment ignoble.

There is nothing ignoble about this.

But was the end, perhaps, more ignoble?

This is not entirely ignoble, by the way.

Gin was seen as ignoble in 18th-century England.

"Ignoble pirate motives generated 'enlightened' outcomes," Leeson writes.

In New York, wrongdoing has an ignoble and multicultural lineage.

This was an ignoble remark, but mildly prophetic.