Sentence examples for noble fights from inspiring English sources

It is documented that Britain's security services penetrated progressive campaigns, leftwing groups and trade unions during the 1960s-1980s whevenvenoblele fights against the evil of apartheid, protests against the Vietnam war, or strikes against worker exploitation, were seen through a cold war prism as "subversive".

And there have also been men of great compassion who led noble fights while still doing ignoble things in their private lives.

But in retrospect, I see myself as a modern-day Joan of Arc fighting the noble fight among the barricades.

We don't see it in the painting, but the horse was destined to win by fighting a noble fight to the end.

Then as now, we were fighting a noble fight for a worthy cause, but were up against a nativist movement in a backward country contemptuous of our values.

But it is a noble fight.

A Watchman on the River John Lipscomb, 49, can't leap tall buildings in a single bound, but he does fight the noble fight against polluters of the Hudson River.

The world remembers a noble fight to safeguard a fledgling democracy from the fascist menace of Franco, backed by Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.

Many in Pakistan view the group as waging a noble fight against US troops that invaded another Muslim country, Afghanistan, and they argue that the Taliban problem within Pakistan will fade once American forces leave.

Why is it that those who say they fought for freedom, democracy, justice and the so-called American Way fail to be the first to voice outrage when some of their own undermine and soil the supposedly noble fight?

In the year that even Chumbawamba have given up the noble fight, one has to ask whether a band so much associated with the 1990s really has a place in 2012.