Sentence examples for noble move from inspiring English sources

'What a noble move!' we are supposed to cry, while shredding our sanitary towels into confetti and sprinkling them in the streets (don't worry about the waste – it's all going to charity, girls).

Was it another noble move, or a combination of naivety and over-confidence?

But since the Raspberry Pi is aimed at these markets anyway, this is a noble move.

Mr Tsvangirai's move was certainly controversial at the time - and bitterly opposed by some of his closest colleagues in the MDC - but I personally think it was a noble move.

Bold and noble move for a country suffering from its own economic problems.

Another development in the UK market for e-readers, tablets and e-books as Amazon and Barnes & Noble move closer to launching more of their services and devices in the UK and Europe: the retail giant Tesco has purchased Mobcast, a digital bookseller co-founded by pulp fiction writer Andy McNab.

Several figures early on had the ability to make incredibly direct and noble moves -- Dragas, Kington or any other knowing person could have stepped down or stepped forward with info.

Using a startup's brand name wasn't the noblest move by Facebook, but technically FiftyThree's only trademark in the USPTO was for "Paper by FiftyThree".

The nobles moved into the monastery itself, while the troops probably camped in a field west of the church, near what was then a large lake and swamp.

Peter moved his court and ordered others, including nobles, to move there too.

We like to imagine our children as miniature noble savages, moving peacefully and naked among the beasts.