Sentence examples for noble statement from inspiring English sources

Like all of Klee's later work, it is, on some level, a beautiful and noble statement against the tyrannies of his time.

Not content to pay lip-service to greenness from the sidelines, Apple has decided to sell its latest MacBook line as the "greenest family of notebooks," a noble statement indeed.

A noble statement – and while the club was too empty for me to check the veracity of the claim, there was a woman who showed me in when I arrived.

One can argue whether this noble statement of rights was merely aspirational, since the 1215 A.D. document had no real impact, or inspirational, in that it provided the basis on which future generations could build.

Mr. Shirzai's noble statements are, of course, the kind that a victor can best afford.

So why, reading such noble statements and thinking about what lies ahead, do so many of us experience a feeling somewhere between vertigo and dread?

No noble statements of purpose, no grand intentions.

Even the most diehard River fans, whose hatred of the Boca emblem often clouds their judgment, found this a noble and humbling football statement.

"By announcing that they will not allow opposition protests, the Iranian government has declared illegal for Iranians what it claimed was noble for Egyptians," the statement, from the White House, said.

"The Louvre Museum refused to return four archaeological reliefs to Egypt that were stolen during the 1980s from the tomb of the noble Tetaki," said a statement from the head of the antiquities department, Zahi Hawass.

Whatever its theological accuracy, that statement was a noble political act designed to prevent reprisals against innocent Muslim Americans.