Sentence examples for a level of nobility from inspiring English sources

"The word 'sacrifice' implies a level of nobility, like they're doing something selfless.

Littered with quotes from Hitler, Hess, Devi, and Joseph Goebbels, the anonymous author(s) claim that veganism is "a hallmark of an authentic National Socialist," and "a sign of genuine empathy and a level of nobility beyond presently popular norms".

Today, when I stood in the midst of the utter destruction at ground zero, I was filled with both rage and, ironically, an enormous sense of confidence in the capacity of the human spirit not just to survive such an assault, but to reach a new level of nobility.

And she took that stoicism to the level of nobility.

Knights were the lowest level of nobility; they controlled but did not own land, and had to serve other nobles.

Good role models are important at all levels of society and genuine job opportunities can bring security and a level of dignity that can make life manageable, but a living dream brings forth the true nobility of the soul.

There is a degree of nobility in your sentiment.

Below them were the barons, and, from the 1440s, fulfilling the same role were the lords of Parliament, the lowest level of the nobility with the rank-given right to attend the Estates.

"A classification is an order of nobility," he told me.

In a rare exhibition of nobility in a political campaign, Bernie declined to club her back.

Their father was a "Marshal of Nobility".