Sentence examples for measure of nobility from inspiring English sources

Nathan Gunn gave a measure of nobility to Yeshua, or Jesus, although he sounded faint at times.

The other characters are more thinly drawn, but Kevin D. Skelton, the tenor, sang the amorous sad-sack Clearte with a regal bearing, and Matthew White's pure countertenor brought Creonte a measure of nobility in the final scene.

The hungry Leon and Butch try to ignore this tempting repast and grant Raymond a measure of final nobility, but his greedy enjoyment of the meal is finally too much for them.

P.C.: The world of nobility.

Their father was a "Marshal of Nobility".

Have the government sell titles of nobility.

"Wit" is a play of nobility.

Keion means "born of nobility" and "God is gracious".

There was even a sort of nobility in wire.

The Charter to the Nobility (1785) gave the corps of nobility in every province the status of a legal entity.

They are now gestures of nobility, of greatness of spirit.