Sentence examples for making noble from inspiring English sources

When she's 11 and the new girl at the Montgomery Industrial School for Girls (where Quaker white women from the North teach their black students, among other things, how to set a table with pretty crystal and china), she's already making noble speeches.

Stories of small libraries making it are featured below a banner making noble use of Snoopy and all is right with the universe.

Host James Corden set up the bit for the "Dame Judi Dench Challenge" ― which one of the writers concocted during the show's visit to London in June ― with celebrities like Russell Brand, Olivia Munn and Sonequa Martin-Green making noble tries in the game.

Erring nuns are made noble women or Junior League-ites.

In one quick instant, the wee-stained, shaking, naked, pathetic old man is made noble.

There were several who took Box R 543 to task for the "advert," and made noble defenses of the Americans.

Thus yesterday, to the House of Lords to see the butt-crack, the builder's bum of the Labour Party, being dignified, elevated, made noble.

The swarm of cars traveling through its major intersections dominates the space, even though the Department of Transportation has made noble efforts to regulate lanes and provide ample pedestrian crosswalks.

The chorus and a quartet of soloists — Helena Juntunen, Sarah Connolly, Paul Groves, and Matthew Rose — made noble lunges at Beethoven's notoriously ungainly vocal lines, generally landing on target.

Steidle, racked with guilt as he watches villages go up in smoke, has made noble efforts to alert the West to this humanitarian crisis, but help is slow in coming – and the killing goes on.

They'll end up with half what they aim for Thus yesterday, to the House of Lords to see the butt-crack, the builder's bum of the Labour Party, being dignified, elevated, made noble.