Sentence examples for noble trait from inspiring English sources

"My family is buried politically," Adams admitted, and he was right to think so; Grant wrote elsewhere that Adams's family "did not possess one noble trait of character that I ever heard of".

"Dragon Teeth," like "Westworld," exhibits a great deal of sympathy for that desire not because it is a noble trait but because Crichton sees it as a universal one, shared by the rapacious as well as the meek, the tourists as well as the toured.

The DIY attitude has always been in the human character, and a noble trait at that.

And Auriol insists that the senses are just as active in cases where they function correctly; this is because, since activity is a noble trait to have, if in erroneous visions our sense of sight actively places the thing seen in esse apparens, it will certainly do so in veridical visions.

One noble trait that Kaepernick has exemplified is that he is with the people and empathizes with them.

It is a noble trait for the "makers" to pursue their individual pursuits even if their "achievements" come at the expense of the rest of society.

Young Arthur moved to the South and came to love Southerners, writing home about "those noble traits of character for which Virginians are so distinguished: hospitality, generosity and a high sense of honor".

That may just be the beginning of a dangerous path towards the de-secularization of a country whose stance on religious tolerance has been one of its most praiseworthy and noble traits.

But it is through His mercy that Islam emphasizes noble traits that were perfectly portrayed by our beloved Prophet S), to combat the extremities of such a potentially dangerous concept for our psyche.

At that time, Costas said: "'Redskins' can't possibly honor a heritage or noble character trait, nor can it possibly be considered a neutral term.

When considered that way, 'Redskins' can't possibly honor a heritage or a noble character trait, nor could it possibly be considered a neutral term.