Sentence examples for noble ideological from inspiring English sources
We are witnessing the near extinction of empathy for suffering, both on the ground where real acts of barbarism do take place, and in the world of predetermined noble ideological causes, where suffering is secondary only to what the latest South Asian concern registry prescribes as accepted outrage points.
The treaty in question is the Law of the Sea, which, despite its soporific name and noble intent, has inspired lively ideological warfare over the years.
And one possible future ideal may be not the fragile pleasures of ideological shock, however noble that may be, but to be shocking anthropologically.
Canada 150, then, is a subdued celebration in a noble Canadian tradition: one that avoids ideological confrontation and seeks not perfection but peaceful coexistence.
By Molly Worthen July 1, 2017 "Canada 150" is a subdued celebration in a noble Canadian tradition: one that avoids ideological confrontation and seeks not perfection but peaceful coexistence.
But while these ideological crusades may sound noble, experts warn that the young men flying off to fight for what they consider to be Syria's freedom could return radicalised and dangerous.
The movie, despite its unassuming style and tightly focused story, tries to cover every side and cater to just about every possible ideological objection, an effort at comprehensiveness that seems noble and a little nutty.
In the noble environment of Lockwood and Mawson's imperial Victorian town hall in Bradford, a symbol of domestic felicity has suddenly become a symbol of ideological conflict.
