Sentence examples for noble-mindedness from inspiring English sources
In the late eighteen-fifties, his Macbeth, which one critic described as a "terrible battle of noble-mindedness with the demon of ambition," made a strong impression on Georg, the future Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, whose acting company decisively influenced late-nineteenth-century theatre.
There is the caste, or "spiritual identity," argument, like the one advanced by Brahmans who renounced flesh in order to distinguish themselves, in matters of high-mindedness and noble breeding, from the hungry poor.
Later chapters deal with game theory and its role in military and diplomatic contexts a noble attempt at high-mindedness, though unlikely to connect with the weary amateur "probability theorists" queuing up for $6 sirloins at the Mirage buffet.
After stating that a republic would lead to corruption and internal fighting, while a monarchy would be led with a single-mindedness not possible in other governments, Darius was able to convince the other nobles that a monarchy was the correct form of government.
"Closed-mindedness," they said.
No doubt the high-mindedness of the project attracted its impressive cast, one of the densest concentrations of Oscar winners and nominees ever assembled for a noble bad movie.
Idiotic simple-mindedness.
Through selective absent-mindedness.
That single-mindedness again.
For company, like-mindedness.
