Sentence examples for noble vision from inspiring English sources

However, good intentions can be expensive, and this noble vision lasted only two seasons.

It was a noble vision, democratic and modernist, but it was the vision of puritans.

To its founders, ZapMe had a noble vision defeated by a handful of advocates opposed to any commercialism in schools.

Faisal may indeed have been a wise leader with a noble vision, but Mr Kéchichian is rather too fulsome in saying so.

In it are thousands upon thousands of narcissi that have spontaneously self-planted themselves to create the message, "Thank you Sir, for gracing us with your noble vision".

Its grandeur consists in making a noble vision of life actual on a large scale.Taken rightly, grandeur is the meeting point of nobility of soul and power.

Collins places her struggles within the context of "that thrilling and terrifying time we call 'the Sixties,' when so many great songs proclaimed our grand, noble visions".

What nobler vision can there be than that of a society where people can be comfortable in their difference?

Their director, meanwhile, has long since passed through his phases of brilliant apprenticeship and precocious triumph to become a senior member of the Hollywood establishment -- and, more important, a conservator of the nobler visions and traditions of American cinema.

Obama offered no great global objectives, no noble world vision.

Mr. Obama differentiated between the Republican Party today and an earlier time when the party, he said, upheld "a noble Republican vision of what this country can be" and had statesmen like Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan who "didn't spend all their time playing games or scoring points" and "didn't always prey on people's fears".