Sentence examples for ignoble nature from inspiring English sources
Fetchit reluctantly agrees, but insists on a hefty salary hike, a hired car and various other symbols of his importance to the studio; fully aware of the ignoble nature of the roles he's forced to play, he can only assert his authority — and assuage his wounded pride — by insisting on ostentatious displays of his commercial success.
This is poetry that resists imitation, though this didn't stop the confessionalists who came in her wake, borrowing the I-material but overlooking the ignoble nature of the larger war, the war that never ends.
This ignoble view of human nature, with sharper writing, could have been funny; instead it's just dispiriting.
Marinella details the defects of men, and in particular their evil motives, in order to support her positive argument for women's nobility, by demonstrating that the motives men have for denigrating women are ignoble, stem from defects of nature, and are thus evidence of the inferiority of men.
What was ignoble about the spectacle was that the poor dog had begun to hate its own nature.
There is nothing ignoble about this.
An found his new assignment ignoble.
But was the end, perhaps, more ignoble?
This is not entirely ignoble, by the way.
Gin was seen as ignoble in 18th-century England.
