Sentence examples for level of nobility from inspiring English sources

And she took that stoicism to the level of nobility.

Today, when I stood in the midst of the utter destruction at ground zero, I was filled with both rage and, ironically, an enormous sense of confidence in the capacity of the human spirit not just to survive such an assault, but to reach a new level of nobility.

"The word 'sacrifice' implies a level of nobility, like they're doing something selfless.

Knights were the lowest level of nobility; they controlled but did not own land, and had to serve other nobles.

Littered with quotes from Hitler, Hess, Devi, and Joseph Goebbels, the anonymous author(s) claim that veganism is "a hallmark of an authentic National Socialist," and "a sign of genuine empathy and a level of nobility beyond presently popular norms".

Below them were the barons, and, from the 1440s, fulfilling the same role were the lords of Parliament, the lowest level of the nobility with the rank-given right to attend the Estates.

God enjoys the highest degree of nobility and goodness.

There is a degree of nobility in your sentiment.

Among the factors responsible, low Protestant involvement among the masses, especially of peasantry, pro-Catholic position of the kings, low level of involvement of the nobility once the religious emancipation had been accomplished, internal divisions within the Protestant movement, and the rising intensity of the Catholic Church propaganda, have been listed.

Madison Grant's nature was the last redoubt of nobility in a levelling and hybridizing democracy.

The possessions and family connection secured Gaveston a place among the highest levels of the English nobility.