Sentence examples for ignoble past from inspiring English sources
Like the scars of slavery, the word "nigger" was brought up from the South to urban centers like New York and Chicago, where it was used almost as a joke — a country expression from down home, part of the living speech wrestled from an ignoble past.
The Olympic torch relay has successfully divorced itself from its ignoble past.
Recalling this ignoble past, he used it as an example to substantiate the formation of a new Palestine.
The Emporium, a trendy and inviting art gallery in Newcastle, Australia, recently featured an exhibit on an obscure slice of rave history in the city's ignoble past.
Consider the destructive, deconstructive tendencies of the erstwhile, ignoble Administration just past, where phone records and email transmissions were fair game regardless of the inconvenient truths found within existing federal law.
So what is to be done, in this brave new political world of multiple intransigent subgroups, multiple staunchly believed claims of fascism, and the ignoble failure of the anti-fascist tactics of the past?
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.
