Sentence examples for lofty reasons from inspiring English sources

There are less lofty reasons to watch "Cold War".

But the prime minister pleaded his own lofty reasons of state for ignorance.

Walker and other Wisconsin Republicans say they have lofty reasons to enact right-to-work – to make their state more attractive to business and to promote employee freedom (by banning any requirement that workers pay union fees against their will).

There are many lofty reasons to contribute money to a university, but a baser motivation for many parents is the belief that it will help their child to be admitted.

Numerous lofty reasons exist to re-value the right-brain realms: to ignore the arts and humanities is to commit cultural suicide.

At his own Monday press conference, for his own strange lofty reasons, Zuma decided it would be a good idea to play the victim: "If the Public Protector has a duty to protect; she has a duty to protect me as well," he said.

A lie may be there for a lofty reason.

I have a loftier reason, too.

That is very lofty ground.

Dan Bacon – which I hope is his real name, because honestly what kind of tool would rename himself 'Bacon' – writes a blog called 'The Modern Man', in which he covers such lofty topics as "3 Reasons Why a Woman's Thigh Gap is So Attractive to Men", "3 Reasons Why Men Are Attracted To Breasts" and, weirdly, "My Ex Is Telling Everyone I'm Crazy".

Giscard had two reasons – one lofty and the other a little more selfish.