Sentence examples for noble principles from inspiring English sources

On the podium and in the conference hall, the "noble principles of halal" are being discussed.

In the 19th century, mountain climbers were guided by noble principles of discipline, self-denial, cooperation and romanticism.

We tend to treat competitive sports, often justifiably, as a vehicle for all sorts of noble principles.

These are noble principles to pursue; unless the pursuit is waged with gusto, however, it threatens to slump into the sententious, and that is what happens here.

Teach for America, begun on noble principles, is now just a way station for wealthy kids before they become lawyers and such.

Guantánamo Bay continues to be a disgrace and a contradiction of the noble principles that this country proclaims so proudly but so blatantly fails to practice.

This is a noble principle.

On the other hand, while hoping for democracy in the Arab world is a noble principle, it is also a recipe for lawlessness and instability.

Rosemary's mother, in a letter to Judge Gardephe, elaborated: "Mathew has given Rosemary courage by reminding her of her grandfather's suffering for a noble principle, and that he too is standing for a noble principle, that is sticking to the truth".

The noble principle invoked is that the people who run public agencies should be forced, along with members of their families, to rely on those agencies and be forbidden to use private alternatives.

The violence of stylists hurts; the evil of stylists is painful; guilt and shame, or purity of intention and noble principle, emerge in a glance, a turn of phrase, a perfectly chosen or well-made object, a gesture, an aura.