Sentence examples for perfectly noble from inspiring English sources

"He's in favor of taxing people with money to give it to others--a perfectly noble thing to do, but I'm not in favor of it," Rabushka said.

It's all in a perfectly noble cause, mind you: Personal Growth - his - and as he so very generously says, mine too.

Journalist Glenn Greenwald (of Edward Snowden fame) took a few shots at what he saw as Western media hypocrisy: American invasions and occupations of nations halfway around the world are perfectly noble, but Russian interference in a part of a country right on its border is the supreme act of lawless, imperial aggression.

"We are ignorant of the ultimate destinies of humanity, but feel perfectly sure that it is as noble a work to raise its level... as it would be disgraceful to abase it".

It's perfectly true that many good and noble and necessary ideas have come from churches and chapels — as many others have come from temples, universities, Masonic lodges, and presumably one or two from a Satanic cult.

It's perfectly true that many good and noble and necessary ideas have come from churches and chapels as many others have come from temples, universities, Masonic lodges, and presumably one or two from a Satanic cult.

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.

Therefore, make it perfectly clear that your intentions are noble and intended for the good of the world, and not for your own selfish ambitions.

Some say subsidies are perfectly defensible if the service fulfills a noble civic function.

In the repetition, they lose their sheen, perfectly setting the stage for a less than noble truce between two posturing kings.

He was on magnificent, noble form – his diction immaculate, every phrase perfectly shaped, the singing of the farewell more beautiful than that of any other Wotan I've ever heard.