Sentence examples for noble interest from inspiring English sources

BET has closely followed the MTV and VH1 model, but while it has not totally dispensed with trash, its growing noble interest in performing racial P.R. leaves it feeling devoid of the exhilarating idiocy we love in shows like "The Hills".

The erastes had to show that he had nobler interests in the boy, rather than a purely sexual concern.

As China Grabber says, "The new design compromises the nobler and interest styles.

Midway through Déjà Vu, the documentary about Crosby Stills Nash & Young's noble attempt to interest America's conservative heartland in Neil Young's Bush-bashing Living With War album, Young appears on satirist Stephen Colbert's TV show.

He evidently offended his nobles by his interest in the arts and by taking artists for his favourites.

The nobles showed little interest in defending the country after the great victory of 1683 had been won, and the Lithuanian magnates fought each other rather than the Turks.

But the scenes between them, in which a wealthy white man tries to pay a younger poor man, who is black, to lie for him, don't explode the way they should — Jimmy is too noble, and we lose interest in him.

His research interest is noble metal nanoparticles.

There developed a class of nobles who were interested in culture for the sake of their own development, as well as for cutting a good figure in society.

Bozell opens his column with: "Longtime conservative leader Richard Viguerie has a simple test for credentialing a conservative: Does he walk with us?" It's an interesting question, and Bozell answers it through the noblest lens: self-interest.

"Milk" understands that modern politics thrive at the messy, sometimes glorious intersection of grubby interests and noble ideals.