Sentences with phrase «noble creature»

Gleeson inhabits this foul - mouthed, often depraved, occasionally noble creature with conviction and an impish, sly humor.

Of course there are bad eggs, just as there are in every profession, but the advisor who truly cares for his clients and is there in both up and down markets is the most noble creature working on Wall Street, and in many cases, the steadiest earner.

Man is a noble creature, so that constant state of chaos may be occasionally broken by intermittent times of peace that men may work together for some purpose or endeavor that may seem advantageous at the time, but the morality of men by themselves is a fickle thing, and it is ever changing to please an ever declining sense of morality of the masses.

Human beings just aren't the noble creatures we were raised to believe.

We have wasted so much time, energy, blood and treasure competing for resources, control, and promoting «us» over «them» over the course of human history it's not hard to understand why people want there to be a Satan to explain it so they don't have to accept the reality that people aren't anywhere near the noble creatures we were raised to believe.

Meet some really amazing people who are fans of these noble creatures, who love life on the back of a horse, and just enjoy riding.

Traditionally bred as a carriage dog, these noble creatures were employed to trot alongside wealthy individuals» coaches to deter and protect them from thieves.

Love and understand your Scottish terrier and he will give you years of devoted compansionship, fun, wisdom, and insight into the heart of one of God's great, noble creatures.

Native Americans honored these noble creatures for their sacred power and considered it «walking in tune with the Great Mother.»

And of course, let's not forget that noble creature the horse who makes therapeutic riding possible!

Some excellent cruises can bring you face to face with these noble creatures.

Unlike the West's recurring representation of the horse as a subservient creature, as a pedestal for humans and as a tool of war, the Tang extolled the horse as a free, proud, and noble creature.

This noble creature, a heroic arbiter possessed of powers to sense the «quality» and «value» of legal services, has attained an exalted status at conferences, around tables, behind lecterns and upon podia the length and breadth of the land.