Sentence examples for most ignoble bit from inspiring English sources
It was by the smallest and most ignoble bit of luck that I was not killed.
Critics largely blanched, accusing the group of making a play for that most ignoble of goals: prestige.
What audacity: to take the most ignoble of everyday objects, – an item of sanitary equipment – and declare it art.
In a letter about his plays from this period, O'Neill stated that his aim was to "see the transfiguring nobility of tragedy, in as near the Greek sense as one can grasp it, in seemingly the most ignoble, debased lives".
Here's footage of Spain on their way to the Euro 2008 final against Germany, courtesy of Marca, and - of course - the most ignoble post-match interview in the entire history of the game.
Art thereby connects the tableau of cruelty with that of stupidity, and discovers underneath consumption a schizophrenic clattering of the jaws, and underneath the most ignoble destructions of war, still more processes of consumption.
It is certain to be regarded as one of the Giants' most ignoble defeats, recalling the infamous Fumble of 1978, when a botched handoff in the final seconds against the Eagles led to a loss and signified an era of Giants futility.
Cake's the most important bit, obviously.
It says, at most, "a bit bigger".
