Sentence examples for noble itself from inspiring English sources

Now, Barnes & Noble itself faces stiff competition from general merchandise stores like Wal-Mart and Costco that have stolen a page from Mr. Riggio's book.

Mr. Riggio's principal source of leverage is the potential promotion of other, more profitable merchandise, including the many books published by Barnes & Noble itself, at the expense of other publishers' products.

The two readers were in direct competition for a number of years but in the last few the Nook line – and Barnes & Noble itself – have faced a downturn that looks surprisingly bad for the book behemoth.

An act that appears highly noble in itself may have such negative consequences that the value of actually undertaking it is modified to a disvalue.

For doctors who join Health Tap the platform provides tools to build an online and real-world reputation — the usual draw for those contributing to a Q&A site — and the potential to attract new patients while also improving the quality of health information online, which is noble in itself.

SEATTLE — This city has a noble notion of itself at the leading edge.

At this point the rivalry of the noble houses injected itself more overtly into the religious struggle.

Do we want MPs to be local representatives alone, coming from a local community and becoming an advocate for that community as a noble end in itself?

For a growing number of young chefs, even those without as much real estate, reviving the craft of butchery is a noble end in itself.

The Serenade's lovely music may aspire to the tone of their speeches, but it also hints that we should run to the shelves and take down our copies of the Dialogues: a noble occupation in itself but one likely to take us even farther from the music at hand.

First, you have a DeviantART for Manga, a noble goal in itself.