Sentence examples for noble moral from inspiring English sources

Narcissism becomes deadly when destructive impulses become fused with the conscience, transforming lying, manipulation, murder or even terrorism into noble, moral acts.

It thus should come as no surprise that in "Hard Call," McCain, together with Mark Salter, amplifies upon his previous insistence that a noble moral character provides the foundation for true leadership.

They should be organisational structures that allow humanity to innovate and then produce to meet the great challenges of any era: in this context profits are made by delivering a noble, moral business purpose, integral to the wider legitimacy of the enterprise.

"He has broken the true noble morals and ideas that American was founded on.

When we speculate about God, man and world in the correct way, we express our noblest moral sentiments; without such reflection we despair and eventually harm ourselves and others.

And it is just because he has this nobler moral nature in him that we admire and love him".

The aspiration is to ensure optimal child development for future healthier, intelligent, noble and moral human resources.

You do not have to look far to find people who regard fighting to free the Syrians as a legitimate, noble and moral jihad.

(Whew. Didn't that feel good?) We believe that everyone must work, that there is something noble -- moral -- about work, and furthermore that work must be unpleasant and something done against our will, but why?

I've met all too many people educated in our "best" schools who have come to believe that selling toxic waste to customers is a legitimate part of a noble, even moral, endeavor called 'capitalism,' founded by Adam Smith, tweaked by Ayn Rand, and quasi-guaranteed in the Constitution.

Stauffenberg set the noblest of moral examples, but what makes "Valkyrie" more depressing than exciting is that it forces you to ask, against your judgment, what, exactly, he achieved.