Sentence examples for noble calling from inspiring English sources

But politics, in spite of its compromises, remains a necessary, and even a noble, calling, and one that needs the best minds it can get.

"Oh fine, that's a noble calling.

But he still thinks the law is a noble calling.

At its best, politics is a noble calling.

Brian Williams believes that journalism is a noble calling, and he has often honored that calling.

It's called performing, and performing is a noble calling, a kind of greater realness.

That to me is a noble calling I fulfill very proudly.

Gillard believed politics to be a "noble calling, not a grubby, necessary evil".

"He loved politics and was a clear example of politics being a noble calling," President Bush wrote.

It has demeaned the once-noble calling of public service.

Perhaps they are simply in hiding, shamed by the idea that their once-noble calling has been hijacked by anyone willing to sprout a mustache and wear garish neon clothing.