Sentence examples for noble think from inspiring English sources

Why didn't Barnes & Noble think of Amazon?

But unrest started again when reconciliation with the church did not materialize and the nobles thought the emperor was restricting their rights in favour of his son.

The motive is noble, I think.

"I had got to the point where I had even made hatred a noble thing, where I thought it was beautiful to hate.

In a sense, it was the circumscription of his father's life that fed Naipaul's own urgent need to escape Trinidad ("To become a writer, that noble thing, I had thought it necessary to leave. Actually to write, it was necessary to go back. It was the beginning of self-knowledge").

It's a very noble profession, I think.

It was an era of true condescension; the idea was that we know better and these poor people are noble, but they think that spirits are everywhere.

He added, "So I would just say that even though noble intentions, I think, are yours, be very wary of what intervention means when we intervene.

How pleasant to look at the ocean, Democratic and damp; indiscriminate; It fills me with noble emotion To think I am able to swim in it.

That is a noble goal, I think, particularly after my experience of building a computer: a hobbyist's nightmare, it might have seemed from the piles of boxes and bubble wrap, the colored cables and seemingly interchangeable pieces of industrial circuitry, the Medusa-headed power supply with its score of snakelike wires, the motherboard with its delicate protrusions and fine screws.

Though Bill Gates has applied his personal wealth to noble causes, nobody thinks of Microsoft as anything but a business.