Sentence examples for noble aspect from inspiring English sources

Ms. Siff, who also starred in this company's "Taming of the Shrew," certainly possesses the noble aspect and natural beauty that are on Benedick's long checklist.

One angry South African editorialist observed that it looked as if the A.N.C. was fixated on the past because that was "the only noble aspect of its existence left".

In another study, researchers showed that people are more likely to head for the ballots when they are encouraged to see voting as a noble aspect of their character.

Medical reasons like Dance for Parkinson's are a noble aspect of LIVELab's research, but just a small section of the studio's vision.

Reporter like, desire and concoct action, anything that makes them feel like they are in the middle of something large and elections brings out both the most craven and noble aspects of that imperative.

Knowing that emulation, inspiration, and the power of living examples the noble aspects of conformism are both the framework that ensure the stability and continuity of cultures, and the motivating force behind their transformation and expansion, it falls upon us to embody, in our being and our behavior, the altruism that we want to encourage: the messenger must be the message.

The GPDF is changing the landscape, and the conversation, helping restore the noble aspects of managing organizations and people to their rightful place.

Part of the Internet is being held captive by the less noble aspects of our human behavior.

And then: Company insiders would be consulting with their wives and husbands about how they could spend the money created by the new value of their spin-off holdings (insider stock grants and options are not the noblest aspect of American capitalism).

Historically, the noblest aspect of science is its supposed transparency in presenting all sides of a story.

Kear believes that he must ignore the less-than-noble aspects of his subject's life in order to write a best seller.