Sentence examples for is noble of from inspiring English sources

It is noble of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, in its annual festival centered on a single composer, to include programs in which it plays no part; in this case, a program in direct competition with its own concert elsewhere.

It is noble of Justice Kennedy to show such concern for those 40,000 kids who live in just one state.

It's noble of the senators to try, but I doubt they will have much effect.

It may not be noble of Helen to admit these feelings, or to reveal her failures of compassion and courage during the course of Nicola's stay.

It was noble of the travel agent to suggest keeping the Sabbath in a pleasant way and it was nice that the traveler valued the Sabbath enough not to travel.

Grief, after all, is noble — emblematic of the deep love between parents and children, spouses and even friends.

"When an ultimate objective is noble, it is the duty of the protector of charity to facilitate, not to impede".

None of this is noble.

They are supposed to be noble bringers of ice water.

Some of our ancestors were noble and worthy of our admiration.

While many of the ideas of transhumanism are noble, the field is accused of sharing traits with eugenics.