Sentence examples similar to it's noblesse from inspiring English sources

Blair, as a customer, is entitled to feel warm and fuzzy, but in the end, it is noblesse oblige.

Now that's noblesse oblige.

It's not noblesse oblige, it's capitalist oblige.

One of Mitford's most widely read books was Noblesse Oblige: An Enquiry into the Identifiable Characteristics of the English Aristocracy (1956), a volume of essays of which she was coeditor and which brought to the attention of the world the distinction between linguistic usages that are U (upper class) and those that are non-U (not upper class).

To Harris, this is "noblesse oblige" and "patronising".

Now that was noblesse oblige.

If this is noblesse oblige, the economic inequality gap will just get wider.

"It's sort of noblesse oblige to alert people to the unfollowed," said Mr. Richter, who is admirable for often re-tweeting people far less famous than him.

It is considered noblesse oblige.

It is the noblesse doing their oblige.

This new corporate feudalism that the High Court is determined to thrust on the nation is even more exploitative than the earlier brand of Medieval feudalism because it is absent noblesse oblige.