Sentence examples for certain nobility from inspiring English sources

There's a certain nobility to their swagger.

Eventually, his shame led to a certain nobility.

He brought a certain nobility and meaning to public life".

There's a certain nobility to the earnest, creatively pure disaster.

He lends a certain nobility to Leporello as well.

"There is always a certain nobility about our dead..".

Sadly, that wasn't as cartoonish as some of the actual performers' pratfalls (thankfully, not including Victor Barbee, who lent a certain bumbling nobility to the title role).

Given that Life was under the wing of Henry Luce, the mogul who heralded the "American Century," Pollock's abstractions acquired a certain political nobility.

Thur Mountain (442 metres) is not high but its peak has a certain rugged nobility, especially coated in snow this January morning.

She, at once serene and insouciant, showed how a pirouette can be a witticism; he brought a certain innate nobility to even the silliest moments of virtuosic showmanship.

Even a tub of Carmex takes on a certain honest nobility, a glamour that's conspicuously lacking when stacked by the register at Walgreens.