It is motivated by a noble sentiment, to combat evil, but it is being done without self-righteousness and with a prudent awareness of the limits and the ironies of history.
No one except Lincoln and the senior officers of both armies had imagined that the decisive climax of the American constitutional project could be such a noble and terrible combat.
I commend you this report and ask you to join us in a noble campaign to combat VMD.
While it seems a tad silly to suggest that four months of combat, however noble, is a basis to elect one president, Mr. Kerry made that choice.
TAPP does this at a national level award and tribute ceremony; memorializing the noble actions of your combat wounded veterans and fallen military service members:[3] producing events including baseball and ice hockey and other venues across the United States (started in 2009).
Fearless even as a youth, he fought an Aragonese noble in hand-to-hand combat, took part in the siege of the port of Castejón in 1222, and three years later tried to seize another port.
In the work Sassoon, who gained recognition by writing about his own experience as a soldier and who became known as one of the leading poets of the Great War, describes the horrors of the trenches and battlefields in realistic detail, and rails against the idea of combat being a noble undertaking.
Fighting for justice is noble.
They advanced … they advanced at the risk of their own lives to combat a diabolic regime, they advanced for a noble cause, they advanced to liberate us.
But it is through His mercy that Islam emphasizes noble traits that were perfectly portrayed by our beloved Prophet S), to combat the extremities of such a potentially dangerous concept for our psyche.
John fixes her gaze on the base: "I don't believe in the use of any weaponry, but there is something quite noble about someone who is prepared to lay down their life [in combat].
