Sentence examples for noble enough to from inspiring English sources

In this sense, he is positioning himself as a savior with a cause noble enough to justify his autocratic turn.

The stated ideal is noble, or noble enough — to make the area safe for Mexicans and Americans — but the means degrade the ends.

Sometimes when you live in a community you just have to make allowances, within reason, for people who think differently, especially if those people are performing services most of us are not noble enough to perform.

Everybody likes to think they are noble enough to find their way out of moral mazes, which is a surprise when you consider the evidence.

But I think to not just defect to UKIP but to be noble enough to say 'let's put this to a by-election' is one of the most remarkable things I've seen in my political lifetime".

Does this vulnerability give the hero leverage in some way, and is the hero noble enough not to use it?

Goals in each half from Garry Thompson and Liam Noble were enough to seal the points despite Nathan Tyson's late penalty.

That gave the nobles enough leverage to check absolutism.

But she thinks the literary establishment still believes the suburbs and poor people are "not noble or interesting enough to belong to literature or fiction".

With that, Elizabeth retired to pray that her husband would be noble and manly enough to cope with whatever horrors might be revealed, while he and Colonel Fitzwilliam rode out to the woods.

The producers strive for a solemnity that cannot be called maudlin (as if there were a vast appetite for cool pop-cultural treatments of the Holocaust) and wind up with something that feels lazy, as if they believed the project's noble goals were enough to carry it.