Sentence examples for perhaps noble from inspiring English sources
When we devote ourselves heedlessly to our art or to crafting and then understanding the stories we tell about our lives, have we committed ourselves to a serious and thus, perhaps, noble pursuit?
Could it now be that a small country of 11 million people (with an economy the size of Oregon), wrecked and weary from five years of austerity economics, has exercised old-fashioned democracy to undo a perhaps noble but fatally flawed dream of a single European currency?
It seemed easier, and perhaps nobler, to move onto a postdoctoral position doing more research.
To sleep, perchance to dream, said Shakespeare's Hamlet, was perhaps nobler than bearing the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.
Presumably he means that some things that are good are better than other good things; perhaps some noble people are nobler than others who are noble.
This is perhaps a noble sensibility — and one worth reflecting on as President's Day approaches.
Perhaps the noble lord, and the Home Office, might recall with some humility the 38th article of Magna Carta, 1215: "In future no official shall place a man on trial upon his own unsupported statement, with out producing credible witnesses to the truth of it".
Unsurprisingly, the field often attracts starry-eyed idealists, people who seek a mission-oriented, perhaps even noble profession for their careers.
Within 10 minutes I had a comment from Bonnie, who officially disapproved of the situation, checked up on the facts and corroborated my story, and left her email address — that last bit unwise, perhaps, but noble.
The Hashemites are perhaps the most noble family in Islam.
