Sentence examples for indeed noble from inspiring English sources

A well-meaning and indeed noble figure, Annan was blessed with eloquence and charisma.

In a commentary, Berman called the student works "extraordinary in their profundity, power and poetry — indeed noble".

For the man to have sacrificed himself for the child was indeed noble, but in fact the sacrifice had been entirely avoidable.

There's light!" It was a few minutes before seven last night, at the corner of Lafayette and Leonard, and indeed, noble gases were rustling audibly in glass tubes as street lamps flickered to life.

ACORN's efforts to register, educate and empower millions of rural and inner city forgotten, ignored and unfranchised adults is indeed noble.

Our best efforts and motives are indeed noble, but are less appreciated than we might imagine in a world with too much poverty and ignorance and not enough freedom and resources.

And there is indeed something noble here, a determination to do it properly.

The riesling is indeed a noble grape, and in the right hands it produces wines unsurpassed in power and subtlety.

"Journalism is, indeed, a noble calling, and I have much I hope to accomplish in the next phase of my career," he wrote.

Sir Leicester Dedlock in Dickens's "Bleak House" is a laughable old aristo who regards gout as a painful but necessary, indeed a noble, part of his family inheritance.

And there was indeed a noble, religious vibe to elongated sweater "dresses," covering the male to his ankles; and to black coats worn over pristine, loose-cuff white shirts, trailing to the knees.