Sentence examples for any noble from inspiring English sources

Like any noble savage, he is betrayed by his own desire and civilised by man's cruel cunning.

Hmmm... Admittedly, the research group that broke down tax payments by age, the Tax Foundation, failed to ascribe any noble motives to us.

In dropping the audience in the battle, literally making viewers lose perspective, the film conveys no sense of any noble cause to save humanity.

This behaviour is used in discharge lamps and fluorescent lighting devices: if any noble gas is confined at low pressure in a glass tube and an electrical discharge is passed through it, the gas will glow.

But as he lamented his ruin while tearing at his breast with slow, repetitive movements you were reminded – far more than with any "noble" or politically correct Shylock – of the cruelty of the play's happy ending.

Any noble bird who scores a direct hit on Chad is made King of the Buttock Bombers and given exclusive access to our treasured cigarette butt stash for an hour.

I'm not suggesting Jewish Mum of the Year had any nobler aim than to entertain and amuse.

He believes that meditation might hold the key to world peace, and is there any nobler cause?

You can tell it isn't a farm movie because its characters aren't any nobler or more innocent than their urban counterparts.

Any nobles still bullfighting now performed on foot and relegated to their former foot assistants the subordinate role on horseback, that of picador (whose exact role is discussed later).

On the other hand, theatre folk don't emerge looking any nobler: Mike makes a big song and dance about "wrestling with complex human emotions", but he's clearly more interested in wrestling with Thomson's daughter.