Sentences with phrase «noble goal»

It speaks to the highest and most noble goal of education — self - improvement and knowledge for knowledge's sake without being hampered by barriers of money, location or other access issues.

Or the ones based around my less selfish, more noble goals?

That is a worthy, even noble goal, within limits.

In addition, shady people hide behind noble goals.

Comprehensive yoga teacher training, now available in its birth - land, India, are helping aspirants make a meaningful career set on noble goals for the world at large.

That's a more noble goal in the end.»

These are noble goals indeed, and few homosexual Christians would disagree with them.

The course of history follows a tortured route: we fight injustice and seek noble goals, gain power to that end, somehow are corrupted by power and zeal, breed new injustices, and are challenged for our excesses and injustice.

Even with noble goals though, revolutionaries can change from being heroes to being oppressors themselves as the cost of war is more potent than we often imagine.

You can work towards your very noble goal of preventing future traumatic births without your ridiculing, bullying, and spewing hatred towards other moms.

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These include over 70,000 pages of regulations all so Fisker might fulfill its ostensibly noble goal: to manufacture environmentally responsible cars that in time would include models at average affordable prices.

Because no matter how noble the goals, the means to achieving them are inhumane.

Yet, unique species though they be, hobbits are human, and through them Tolkien reminds us of the enduring qualities of the race of man: friendship, fidelity, vision and hope; and of something more: that we are all possessed of wonder, that we have the capacity to dream dreams and envision noble goals, and that in the struggle to realize the vision we may find it true.

While it largely succeeds in that perhaps noble goal — and includes perhaps the best climactic kiss of the year — with its B - grade jokes and excessive focus on the parents, it falls short just about everywhere else.

Everyone seems to have set out with the same noble goal of making an old fashioned epic, but no one, from top to bottom, is able to make that dream into a reality.

Noble goals supporting the arts, athletics and academics are always on the table.

After seeing LINCOLN film twice in this past week, I realize again how PASSIONATELY sticking to your goals, yet sometimes using «dirty politics» to achieve the purest noble goals can help you get through the swamps to TRUE NORTH eventually.

If all goes well, we convert casual players into hardcore players, and there can be no more noble goal for a game designer.»

Killing off an entrenched port like the headphone jack seems a little like something Apple would do, but I'd bank on them trying to serve the more noble goal of removing cables altogether.

You know, the one who tempts all of you with noble goals to get beach body ready with this amazingly simple and delicious recipe for a s» mores turnover.

Lobbying for better laws can be a very noble goal and very impactful on its own merits.

Synopsis: Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino stars as a princess driven by honest and noble goals who uses a series of dishonest, but raucously funny deceptions and disguises to achieve them.

Championing an ostensibly noble goal, free services, and the experience of VKontakte's creators, Telegram would seem like a great alternative to any of the leading messages apps out there.

It may have sounded like a noble goal at first, but Peters had taken the idea of calorie counting too far.

Growth may sound like a noble goal, but be sure to think through how next - level growth will affect your bottom line, and even your quality of life, so you can set goals that work for you and your business.

While ending buffering is certainly a noble goal, the challenge redoubles almost daily with the creation of new products that demand better and better delivery systems.

Survival, after all, is a noble goal in itself.

It's a noble goal but we need something more tangible.

The OPEC says that its recent move to cut oil production had nothing to do with greed, but they acted with a «noble goal» of rescuing the global oil market.

No matter what path money managers take, getting clients to view an emergency fund as a «financial foundation» is a noble goal.

For example, gender wage parity in a trade agreement may be a noble goal, but it rings hollow when there is no gender wage parity in Canada today.

This noble goal unfortunately has many sacrificing their own retirement nest egg to help secure their children's future.

Stretching students, helping them learn to think, noble goals, but this was irresponsible.

But capitalism is not some political system of this country, nor is it a noble goal in and of itself, it is just a tool.

I support all of these noble goals.

I don't think it's a noble goal.

Yes, a noble goal — no questioning that.

Restorative justice can be a noble goal, but it does not speak to Jim's anguish, which could not be assuaged by public apologies or rectified by community service.

Precisely because working for God's kingdom is a noble goal, it can lead us to justify any sins committed by those who have made it their career.

The key to achieving this noble goal is through changing our habits first.

Noble goals of a healthy snack got pushed to the back of the refrigerator.

But one way to achieve this noble goal is actually quite straightforward: Reduce the massive amounts of food loss and waste.

You could perhaps direct your energy, your education, and your humanity (I'm sure you're not simply operating out of pure ego) towards this nobler goal, no?