Sentence examples for noble ends from inspiring English sources

Even the most noble ends do not justify any means.

Ms. Ono has taken an active role in keeping Lennon's artwork accessible, and to noble ends.

"This creates a good basis for serious cooperation between museums for noble ends," Mr. Salleo said.

Seeking noble ends by any means is unacceptable when life itself is in the balance.

Ensconced behind a mask of noble ends, something obscenely disingenuous is happening here.

For these naive latecomers, the gap between the noble ends of individual liberation and the poverty of available means in their barbarous social order was the greatest.

She would be the means to this noble end.

"But it seems to me like a pretty noble end, all in all".

It was, in Aristotle's phrase, "a common life for a noble end".

A noble end doesn't justify taking any means, of course.

That's a noble end for the symbol of the season.