Sentences with phrase «noble ideal of»

But we were already honoring the noble ideal of «nose - to - tail» butchering by putting these scraps to use in the past for pet food or rendering into cooking oil.

He charged critical stakeholders such as the members of the National Assembly, civil society organisations and the media not to abdicate their roles of defending and promoting the noble ideals of democracy even in the face of constant threats and intimidation.

Not exact matches

Not everyone agrees on what is noble, for example, and there have been atrocious acts of history committed by people who sincerely believed they were acting on a moral ideal.

You and your noble predecessors have marched, sat in, stood up, spoke out all to bring us closer to our founding ideals of equality for all.

We have to restore the good magic, the ideal of a noble love, the awareness too of the threat of the dark side, and the resolve to restore and protect the goodness.

Its used as a mask so that others wil think that somehow theft, murder, biggotry and the extintion of other races are somehow noble acts when done in the name of a god or an ideal.

It has also undergone some periods of stagnation and corruption during which its followers completely lost sight of the noble and lofty ideals of the original founders, preserving an outward appearance of ritual with nothing to correspond to it in the heart.

These are noble ideals, and the willingness to give of oneself generously that they may be realized is indeed commendable.

«2 Can man really submit even his high ideals and noble virtues to be transformed by the demands of the one final good, the Great Society of all?

All - inclusive, yet simple; noble, clean, luminous, stable, rigorous, true; — what more ideal refuge could there be than such a system would offer to spirits vexed by the muddiness and accidentally of the world of sensible things?

They represented the old ideals; they were often, it may be, of semi-nomadic habits; they were reactionaries against the new customs and especially the new luxury and inequality represented by the nobles and the court.

The fact that cells degenerate, that organisms decay, that our own lives ebb toward death, that civilizations eventually fall and that noble deeds and ideals fade into oblivion — all this makes us wonder how the universe could conceivably have any abiding seal of purpose.

We have plenty of ideals, some quite noble.

The impact of these words is of limited effectiveness; for their lives are not the ideal models of such noble statements.

As long as women remain the gender most responsible for children, we are the ones who have the most to lose by accepting the «noble savage» view of parenting, with its ideals of attachment and naturalness.

You are giving your baby what is best for him and that is more noble than denying him the kind of nutrition he needs in order to meet a false ideal - and many people, myself included have made the latter mistake longer than we should have instead of making the decision you are making now.

Ellison said he believes members of the IDC were motivated originally when they ran for Senate «by the noblest of ideals of public service.»

«Although theoretically ideal for energy transfer or storage, metallic hydrogen is extremely challenging to produce experimentally,» said Ho - kwang «Dave» Mao, who led a team of physicists in researching the effect of the noble gas argon on pressurized hydrogen.

He's charmingly witty and endearingly honourable — in other words, the ideal guy to root for, as he shoulders the noble task of giving legal defence to an anti-American.

That the movie attempts this noble ideal by ignobly putting those characters — and by extension actors Al Pacino and Christopher Walken — through a series of undignified situations is an irony completely lost on director Fisher Stevens.

For those of you out there who are keen on getting ready way before the intended date, and want to prepare for the school or university year ahead, then check this out — Barnes & Noble has just announced that the NOOK Simple Touch GlowLight would receive a price cut, making this ideal e-book reader more accessible to the masses with a price point of just $ 99.

«NOOK Tablet and NOOK Color are ideal devices for our customers to enjoy manga in stunning high resolution color that virtually makes the action leap off the page,» said Theresa Horner, Vice President of Digital Content for Barnes & Noble in a press release today.

The French Revolution may have had its share of brutality but out of it came some noble ideals worth championing.

Housed in a 15th century noble manor, the Hacienda El Santiscal Hotel boasts an excellent location in Arcos de la Frontera, capital of the White villages, perched of the top of a high rock.Surrounded by beautiful natural landscape, near the Grazalema Nature Reserve, declares a Biosphere Reserve by the UNESCO, this cosy hotel is the ideal accommodation for a relaxing holiday in Andalusia.The hotel has seven double rooms, three Junior Suites and two Suites with a lounge and fireplace or private terrace.

In all honesty, Red Wedding Week was good for those Gamergaters who actually have noble ideals about ethics in games journalism, in that it did actually expel or minimize some of GamerGaters worst agents who were driving some of the stuff that riles up opposition and makes Gamergate look very bad.

Brunias painted plantation owners as well as noble savages, not to mention soldiers intent on «pacification,» as a very different ideal, and El Museo del Barrio continues with a brutal taste of the slave trade's real gold.

The exhibition critiques the fallacy inherent in the opposing discourses of colonial - era «noble savagery» as encapsulated in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness (that African nature is «something monstrous and free»); and post-colonial populism which espouses the ideal of a natural world in Africa as a Paradise Lost.

Collectively, we are animals that live and act in the moment like a pack of dogs, and the dream of a better life over the horizon is insufficient incentive (with looming uncertainty) to motivate us to achieve such noble ideals as sustainable resource consumption.

Your argument seems to be based on some romantic ideal of noble impartial climatologists, uncorrupted — and uncorruptible — by the ways of the world, purely seeking truth in a backwater that suddenly becomes important, vs evil hard - hearted politically motivated corrupted lowlife trying to undermine — by any means possible — their lofty aims of saving humanity and the planet.

The average American â $» nay, Westerner â $» nevertheless clung to a noble, romantic «Atticus Finch» / «let the heavens fall» ideal of justice.

As for the UN, they have moved so far from the noble ideals encapsulated in their founding charter, and have deserted their primary mission in a much more heinous manner than the body they replaced, that is past time for Western Nations to repudiate its role in international affairs, denounce their support of the UN, cancel all funding to the UN and see how long the last without the support of the West.

If the core value of our profession is service, if the ideal is the soul of librarianship, then there can be noble sacrifice.