Sentence examples for a very noble from inspiring English sources
It's a very noble profession, I think.
"This is a very noble pursuit," he says.
I see Earl as a very noble character".
"At times people are very harsh and unkind to a very noble man," Mr. Chamisa said.
I felt a very noble material like titanium was a solution.
They are responsible for envisioning, shaping and bringing to fruition their companies' talent strategies--a very noble and challenging role to be sure.
"We have a long and very noble tradition of not publishing those figures," said a Conservative party spokesperson.
He told the Americans that he had uncovered the murder of a British businessman in Chongqing named Neil Heywood, a forty-one-year-old man of pale linen suits and a guarded manner, a "character in a Graham Greene novel — always immaculate, very noble, very erudite," as a friend of Heywood's recalled in the Daily Telegraph.
G.G.: I think this organization has an inspiring and very noble mission.
Heywood is memorably described by a friend as "a character in a Graham Greene novel — always immaculate, very noble, very erudite".
