Sentences with phrase «noble purpose»

We serve a more noble purpose than mere partisan advantage.

More important, no matter how noble the purpose, a worm is an unauthorized intrusion.

Some did this to develop a most dominant model of this already dominant breed some did it for even less noble purposes.

But as a group of lawyers we can convince ourselves of some more noble purpose, albeit false.

Enhancing mind - body balance and releasing stress are as noble a purpose for performing yoga as the awakening of spirituality.

Nexus devices have in the past and can still serve nobler purposes than just making Google look good.

They can expand on these efforts by instilling a sense of noble purpose in students.

She even offers CMIT Solutions kudos in her «7 Reasons Why Noble Purpose Matters.»

It would seem right to regard as truly «saved» anyone who has been given the grace of a high and noble purpose which draws him out of preoccupation with self into a full creative life which serves the development of community.

Mormonism is another made up religion and yes I understand they are true believers with only noble purposes BUT we know the road to hell is paved with just that kind of thinking.

And mass demonstrations for purportedly noble purposes nevertheless descend into violence and intimidation.

A tacit assumption is that PowerPoint computer presentations are merely a means to an end, a value - neutral tool used for innocent, perhaps even noble purposes: enlarging text for the hard of seeing; reducing the demand for and thus the production of printed materials; and bringing younger people, who spend much of their lives in front of screens — TV, computer, cell phone, PDA — into worship.

george@38 «I am not comfortable with a constant rewriting of history, whatever noble purpose it may serve.»

In summary, it would seem right to regard as truly «saved» anyone who has been given the grace of a high and noble purpose which draws him out of preoccupation with self into a full creative life which serves the development of community.

Today, many dogs still work on farms, and they serve even more noble purposes: as service dogs, guiding the blind, assisting the handicapped,... MORE helping the police and military, participating in search - and - rescue efforts and comforting the sick.

Several years ago, when the Whitney first announced plans to vacate its Upper East Side premises and relocate downtown, culture fans and art aficionados fretted that the building would fall prey to less noble purposes: condos or a Starbucks flagship space.

A lot of research relates job satisfaction to an employee's ability to contribute to a noble purpose.

Furthermore, people find hard work more rewarding and fulfilling when it serves a noble purpose.

It has a nobler purpose: it's the most democratizing and equalizing technological tool ever invented, perhaps tied with the printing press and electricity.

In Selling with Noble Purpose, Lisa documents the seven poignant reasons why noble purpose matters.

The Moral Governor has placed the power of acquisitiveness in man for a good and noble purpose...» 16 And finally, in 1901 William Lawrence, Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts, wrote:

Feminized nations don't have noble purpose to live, or seek justice, or win wars, but whines a lot and get depression very easily.

Duranty's morals are neatly summed up in one of his 1935 dispatches: «It may be objected that the vivisection of living animals is a sad and dreadful thing, and it is true that the lot of [those] who have opposed the Soviet experiment is not a happy one,» but «in both cases, the suffering inflicted is done with a noble purpose.»

His chutzpah is so mesmerising that he can brag about gaming the system and bribing politicians of all stripes, only to serve the noble purpose of unmasking the corruption of the system.

Historians have been correct to argue that Chamberlain's policy of appeasement towards Germany and Italy had a noble purpose and until 1939 had the support of the majority of the public.

My unshakable integrity has served a noble purpose almost all my life.

Finally, humankind has mastered the power of light and put it to a noble purpose.

On the contrary: from his failed campaign, he salvaged a noble purpose in whose service he now offers one of the few books that manages to treat the environmental crisis with the complexity it deserves and on the scale it demands.

In an era where people «do it for the «gram,» Halley served a more noble purpose; she provided a filter so that Moonee could continue to view the world with childlike whimsy.

Forrest is no more «simple» than Lester (stupid is as stupid does, as Gump is fond of saying)-- indeed, he embodies the choice to abhor intellectualism, intention, and free will for no noble purpose of rebellion, but rather to nurse quietly on the vast unknowable «benevolent design» of a current pushing around plastic bags and feathers.

Review: ThatsNotCool has a noble purpose and tries hard to make kids aware of digital dangers like sexting and online bullying.

Valor's Compass model has four dimensions, seeking to guide each student to develop a Sharp Mind (the pursuit of knowledge and skills) and a Big Heart (compassion for oneself and others) and to follow a Noble Purpose (one's deepest values) through Aligned Actions (in part by being engaged and supportive of one's community).

In so many words, this noble purpose was established in 2002 by the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) as the Nation's guiding principle for improving public education.

Part of Valor's strategy in engaging a diverse group of students is to develop student character through its Compass program, which encourages and measures students» social - emotional skills, including their ability to develop what Valor calls «sharp minds,» «big hearts and «a noble purpose.»

Valor Collegiate Academies believes that in order to live inspired, purposeful lives scholars must develop sharp minds, big hearts, a noble purpose, and aligned actions.

We believe that in order to live inspired, purposeful lives, scholars must develop sharp minds, big hearts, a noble purpose, and aligned actions.

Honesty and courage are needed to create a better way to achieve the noble purpose of Title I that all children ought to have a good education.

The system has famously captured valet parking shenanigans, but we preferred to use it for nobler purposes: track driving.

Given that there has been a general social prohibition (far too weakly enforced) against hitting women for a much greater slice of history than the Kindle has been infuriating writers of noble purpose, I have to say that I think Mr. Alexie probably got his fair due.

Self - publishing experts are often pretty vocal against the huge companies like Author House or Amazon or Hachette, but a little too tolerant of small companies with good intentions and noble purposes, that deserve at the very least to be scrutinized and tested.

Truth - in - Lending regulation has a noble purpose.

Often in the world of business you will find that the most successful practitioners are driven to heights by a noble purpose.

My fear is that those who can't afford it will be forced to let their pet linger, therefore prolonging its suffering.I'm sure that this revision to the law started out with a noble purpose; after all, no one wants to see homeless animals put to sleep without getting a second chance at finding a good home.