Sentence examples for noble precedents from inspiring English sources
Volcker set less noble precedents, too.
That isn't a value judgment, just a fact, and there are noble precedents.
This world, based in part on McDermott's own youth, but with noble precedents in literature—"Dubliners," "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"—is very complete.
First we have to clear our heads of the notion that the noble precedent of Richard Nixon's 1960 decision not to challenge the vote count in Cook County, Ill., should lead Al Gore to give up now.
There's a noble precedent for a beloved TV show spawning a commercial movie of ingenious cinematic invention and conceptual ingenuity: Vincente Minnelli's "The Long, Long Trailer," starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
There's a noble historical precedent for Tanne's film.
Andriamasinavalona's reorganization and refinement of the subdivisions of the noble class took into account the precedents set by earlier Merina kings Andrianjaka and Ralambo.
