Sentence examples for nobility of work from inspiring English sources

Instead of pondering how to rehabilitate the nobility of work, the French are calling it "exploitation," and desperately defending their right to a second life — after work.

He can't shake the sense that his mother turned away from him when, fired up with ideas about the nobility of work and the power of the proletariat, he told her that he was leaving college and getting a job.

Only Giancana (Peter Friedman) comes off with a hint of nobility.

"One of the themes of this show is to kind of celebrate the nobility of working really hard for your little tiny slice of America, and doing as well as you can for that part of it in a way that tangibly helps people".

Elgar's friend and biographer, the violinist W. H. Reed, wrote that Boult's performance of Elgar's neglected work brought "the grandeur and nobility of the work" to wider public attention.

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Reed singles out a performance of the Second Symphony in March 1920 conducted by "a young man almost unknown to the public", Adrian Boult, for bringing "the grandeur and nobility of the work" to a wider public.

He created an army (by conscription of peasants) and a separate financial administration, but he may have wanted a platform against the Danish nobility to work for absolutism.

But even in those critical works, Rivera found something exalted in America, in the innovations of its scientists and the nobility of its working people.

David has some fanciful Grapes of Wrath-like notion of the nobility of the working man.

An elderly couple who had been living there for forty years; they effortlessly annihilated all the myths about the nobility of the white working class.