Sentences with phrase «very noble cause»
We virtually gave up our private lives to devote our time to the cause of justice, and it is a very noble cause as you know, sir.
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Connecting games with a cause is noble, and adding the familiarity of a teammate and friend to the cause can be very powerful for all involved.
Since a lone character can't generate many laughs, circumstances at the convention cause Lippe to find himself roommates with a very noble Ronald Wilkes (Isiah Whitlock, Jr from «The Wire») and fast - talking poacher Dean Ziegler (John C Reilly).
Talking about artistic voice, personal connection, and noble causes is indeed very inspiring, and we spent many hours focusing on these matters.
These are usually very easy ways to show students a little about charity work and also bring staff, students and parents together for a valid and noble cause that can help emphasize the impact and importance of selflessness and small change adding up.
One thing Faerber has gotten very good at during his work on Noble Causes and Dynamo 5 is figuring out how superheroes act when they're not superheroing, and he gives us 5 pages in issue # 1 that show how Henry's other life has impacted his civilian life.
Not just because it was a just and noble cause, it was very rewarding to be part on of court case because of the outcome.
He also likes to make complicated subjects appear to be simple minded conspiracies of the paranoid (like the well documented political motivations of politicians monetarily supporting the CAGW movement, and the corruption of the IPCC, also well documented, or the general corruption of peer pressure, confirmation bias, and noble cause corruption, all studied as very real by social scientists).