But a noble producer learns to ignore such vagaries of fate.
But there's no question that what defines Star Trek today is an egalitarian, pluralistic, moral future society that has rejected greed and hate for the far more noble purpose of learning all that is learnable and spreading freedom throughout the galaxy.
Doubtless some teachers will raise the objection that cash rewards will make the noble business of learning too venal.
As an online learner myself it's hard to stay engaged: when I get home after a full day at work, the noble goal of learning new skills often is put aside with Netflix only a click away.
Alexander was raised in the manner of noble Macedonian youths, learning to read, play the lyre, ride, fight, and hunt.
Today, students are encouraged to visit Africa for such ostensibly noble purposes as learning about soil preservation, examining village micro-finance, or to study evolving attitudes towards HIV/AIDS.
In a noble attempt to learn more about the candidate, Tribune columnist John Kass went to his home address--where not even a yard sign could be found--only to have a pleasant chat with his parents.
I had a different, less noble reaction—I was learning, like so many who walk past the invisible beggar every day, to plug in my earphones and tune out of reality.
The random forest technique, a noble and promising machine learning technique, has reported that eight variables on roadway geometrics, traffic flow conditions, and built environments have a potential effect on the occurrence.
These include friends, family, romantic love, pets, good careers, personal projects, learning, teaching, noble causes, helping others, striving for moral excellence, notable achievements and experiences, hobbies and recreational activities, and so on.
These are people who learn that noble public do-gooding does not always translate into praiseworthy behavior at home, that hard work, education and privilege do not automatically translate into security or a sense of safety.
