Sentences with phrase «noble pursuit»

I have become convinced that there is no more noble pursuit we can engage in than to seek to insure that policy is informed by an objective assessment of scientific evidence.

But what if your company isn't involved in saving the planet or other noble pursuits?

Lotus's noble pursuit of low weight resulted in a sub-2000-pound car with perfect dynamic manners.

Africanus then tells Scipio that he is a god, insofar as he is an immortal soul moving and giving life to a frail physical body, just as God is the soul that moves and gives life to the universe; knowing the soul to be eternal, then, Scipio must exercise it in noble pursuits, such as caring for the welfare of his country, and not become like those lawless spirits who after death must wander the earth for many ages before finding their way back home.

States tout that they use lotteries to pay for noble pursuits like education.

Hospitality is seen as a less noble pursuit than, say, manufacturing airplanes or growing grain.

And I met the loveliest fellow blogger, Josie from Josie's Juice (a fellow celebrity obsessive, among other more noble pursuits).

This continues to be a noble pursuit, and I love Dove for it.

Other brands on the rise include Casa Noble, which launched a multimillion - dollar campaign earlier this year called the «The Noble Pursuit.»

Similarly, I quite clearly said that those who provide jobs and necessary goods are involved in a noble pursuit.

Considering the abysmal coverage of truly newsworthy topics and obviously pathetic lack of the editors» abilities to even just spellcheck stories, you'd think the could've re-directed Mr. Gilgoff to a more noble pursuit.

and the advice to let peace reign and let no persons drag and distract the concentration of the Honourable Minister from more noble pursuits», Edoreh said in a recent statement.

I kind of thought «well, that's a noble pursuit, he's really earning his dinner».»

AUTHOR Louise Gray has spoken about the «noble pursuit» of wildfowling in a new BASC film about food's connection with the environment.

Noble Pursuits The CDMS group aren't the only ones who'd like to see WIMPs push nuclei around.

I thus made it my noble pursuit to test out a couple dozen sheet masks in order to narrow down those with superior construction — the ones that allow me to sit up, stand, walk around, and fold my laundry without white cotton slipping over my eyes and ampoule dripping from my chin.

A noble pursuit, chasing characters as they grow from chapter to chapter, from innocence to churlishness to experience (we presume)-- but for me, at least, Harry Potter 4 is the first wholly dispensable instalment, repeating the best parts of Cuarón's film and adding to the conversation only the disturbing resurrection of archenemy Voldemort.

The way the story evolves, as Calvin changes shape and finds ever more creative ways to destroy the humans, is a masterclass in narrative escalation, and the way celebration and the noble pursuit of discovery quickly turns to revulsion and survival is really well handled.

Having already delivered the basics before class, teachers can devote their skills and expertise to nobler pursuits, such as facilitating a small - group discussion, providing direct support to an uncertain student, or conducting an activity with a high - performing team.

When politicians and thought leaders can't or won't agree on a basic set of facts, how can we motivate students for the noble pursuit of truth and help them see why it still matters?

We believe that the work of serving students is the noble pursuit that unites us.

Happily, this unprecedented access to information frees up social studies teachers to use class time on more noble pursuits, like critical pedagogy, for example.

All the pride his father invested in the family name, Michelangelo hoped to recoup through his immortal fame, demonstrating that art could be a noble pursuit proudly pursued by noble men.

It was a noble pursuit, but one that seemed to go nowhere — though the search did lead to other patents and discoveries along the way.

Using Cervantes» Don Quixote as their muse, this winery explores the difference between appearance and reality and engages in the noble pursuits of a knight errant.

First up, Worms Battlegrounds brings friends and family together in the noble pursuit of mayhem!

and devote their every waking hour to the noble pursuit of mindless zombie slaughter.

It's a noble pursuit, but unfortunately they've lost sight of why progression matters.

Worms Battlegrounds brings friends and families together in the noble pursuit of self - improvement, world domination and exploding sheep!

The sculptor Robert Gober, who has been an FCA board member for five years, described the group's mission as a noble pursuit.

Text based art practice is not an easy endeavor, albeit a noble pursuit within our hyper - visual, daily lives.

A key figure in the 20th century art world whose soignée, jet - set existence concealed great pain and sadness, Peggy Guggenheim was a blue - blood force of nature who elevated art collecting to a noble pursuit while helping to launch the careers of Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and other modern greats.

On the subject of his reticent cowinning colleagues: «Unfortunately, some artists believe that publicity is incompatible with the noble pursuit of contemporary art»; he described its entire realm as «a small, esoteric world up it's own arse.»

While reducing paper and «going green» are noble pursuits, sometimes giving clients something tangible and concrete to look at can aid in their understanding of the work you are performing for them.

There's no cap on pro bono hours and all CC lawyers are encouraged to devote at least 50 hours to this noble pursuit each year.

While this is a noble pursuit, it does not make sense when listed on the resume of someone applying for an accounting position.

While these are fine and noble pursuits, unfortunately they generally do little for our relationship.

I submit that the individual pursuit of one's «livelihood» via offering his / her services as a recognized «professional» is a much more salient and noble pursuit in the public mind than is a «company's» pursuit of unlimited profits masked via scatter gun approach to offering information on - line, willy - nilly, that may come back to bite some day in a most unpleasant / unprofitable way.