Sentence examples for become noble from inspiring English sources

Yet the argument is carried on in numbing and what might seem to be irrelevant detail: after all, slavery wouldn't suddenly become noble if the framers had reserved its governance for the states.

The guardian angel shines onto the water and it becomes a fish; it shines onto rice fields and they become rice grains; it shines onto cities and they become noble people.

The nanolayer coating presents the highest intrinsic corrosion resistance but multilayer and nanolayer Al/Cr coatings become nobler than the steel substrate.

At a drunken banquet given by Brahe, three servants dressing themselves in platters (as great collars) and tablecloths (as robes) become nobles in an instant.

Pain has become nobler than pleasure; work, however foolish or futile, nobler than play; and denying ourselves even the most harmless delights marks the suitably somber outlook on life".

"Accepting children into foster care is not on its own a noble act, but these children, actually, in their feedback and relationship with us, will make us become nobler.

The merchant Eyquems, under Michel's father, Pierre, became noble "Montaignes," able to use a single name in signature.

When this boy stands on the floor, peering into a long glass, warming up, he becomes noble romantic — a tremendous presence, not flashy but magical.

In light of the arguments posited by Howard ([1902]), it becomes noble to integrate aspects of the country in the city.

The guardian angel above the head spreads its wings, (it) touches the water, then (it) becomes fish, (it) touches rice fields, then (they) become rice grains… (it) touches the cities, then (they) becomes noble persons.

This is illustrated by the corrosion potential which becomes nobler with milling.