Sentence examples for and nobility in a from inspiring English sources
Its subject, everyday bravery and nobility in a system built on risk and too often based on mutual exploitation, is delivered straight.
(Ms. Humphrey was inspired, she wrote, "by the need for love, tolerance and nobility in a world given more and more to the denial of these things"). Certain motions, like wide-legged side-to-side rocking — the body as a pendulum — could have been prototypes of Mr. Taylor's vocabulary.
But the manner of Opie's death gave him a last shred of dignity and nobility in a world running short of both of those things.
(Pantheon, $26). The Chinese-born author spins a tale of bravery and nobility in an American system built on risk and mutual exploitation.
To Eric, there was history, romance and nobility in an ancient craft perfected by a relatively small number of shops in the world.
"There is clarity and nobility in just being a journeyer," Agassi decides.
He was supposed to be back on base in San Diego, but Puhich had grown up in the shadow of Longacres racetrack in Renton, Wash., and not only knew his way around horses but also saw a magic and nobility in them mostly unrivaled by man.
He balances wrenching despair and nobility in the prisoner Florestan's "Gott!
Prof. Guan-Fu Zhu will be remembered for his great contribution and nobility in character, and we will miss Old Master Zhu forever.
Madison Grant's nature was the last redoubt of nobility in a levelling and hybridizing democracy.
But simply being well-known and a member of the "American nobility" in a celebrity-driven society shouldn't be enough to axiomatically entitle her to be a member of the US Senate.
