The giants who seize our attention and embody achievement at its most inspiring are often nearly as troublesome as they are noble, with defects and virtues that can stem from the same deep drives.
It's purpose is noble; with so much content emerging on the web, from music to movies to news and tech gadgets, there is a need for a tool to help people know what's worth reading into.
The site's purpose is noble— with so much content emerging on the web, from music to movies to news and tech gadgets, there is a need for a tool to help people know what's worth reading into.
Oedjang had been a stage actor before appearing in the film, while Fatimah and Basoeki were nobles with a formal education.
The excimers used for lasers may be noble gas dimers such as Ar2, Kr2 or Xe2, or more commonly, the noble gas is combined with a halogen in excimers such as ArF, KrF, XeF, or XeCl.
They are noble animals with horns like medieval spikes, and they can go for extended periods without water.
There were noble coats with just one collar in fur and a gilded brocade pantsuit that was the essence of opulent elegance.
Steele's intentions may have been noble, but with two seconds left and the opponent standing several feet away after a knockdown, there's essentially no chance of a fighter taking another serious blow.
This is noble, necessary work, with results that are inevitably hit or miss.
Instead, the look was noble and upscale, with fabrics, even fur-trimmed, to match.
