Sentence examples for noble exercise from inspiring English sources

This made for great PR — but few journalists inquired whether the victims had computers to witness this noble exercise in transparency (they didn't).

Driving drunk is not some noble exercise of your freedom, but rather is an example of needless (and senseless, but there doesn't seem to be too much sense there to begin with) recklessness.

And so a noble, potentially enlightening exercise becomes a self-indulgent duet with 100 backup singers.

Rowing, he advises, "is a noble and manly exercise; it develops the whole of the body.

Reinvented as a noble, but flawed exercise in amateurism, it became a convenient tool for politicians, terrorists, multinational corporations, and in the case of East Germany, a state-supported drug crusade.

Yet they seem to have realized that general ideas, however noble, couldn't exercise much useful influence on the everyday problems of civic life for a truly pluralistic population.

Exercise NOBLE JUMP will be the VJTF's first deployment.

If there was something noble it, the whole exercise was futile, cannot have won Test cricket any more followers and might have lost a few.

Babylon is as Islamophobic as Homeland has been at its worst, which is to say, not truly "phobic", just an exercise in noble liberal intentions gone hamfistedly wrong.

Équipe [team] – the very word exercises a noble influence on the heart of our group – an influence that was exerting itself during a time of rage and hope when our collective will was placed in the service of the Resistance".

The result has been concern that the holders of manorial titles, favoured by wealthy individuals seeking the aura of noble lineage for a price, could exercise rights over domestic property that many homeowners had no idea existed.