I had felt so noble, but in fact I hadn't been noble at all, only responsible.
We want the world to be like this — fast, allusive, morally compromised, and noble at the same time.
What seems noble at 10am can be a chore at 10pm, when all you want is to retire to bed with your book and hot water bottle.
Here begins the enduring national legend of Wilson as Christ, the American leader clean of hands and noble at heart, betrayed by perfidious Europe and the "little group of willful men" back home in the Senate.
Michael Maguire, the Australian who has taken over from Noble at Wigan, is expected to release more details tomorrow of the five-man leadership group who will share captaincy responsibilities this season.
Although the flag's colours have some historical significance (they were flown by the first Viscount Exmouth, a local noble, at the bombardment of Algiers in 1816), the design itself dates back only to 2002, when the idea of a county flag was mooted on a local BBC website.
I spoke to Mr Noble at a conference on match-fixing in Malaysia.
"There was nothing so high and noble at the beginning," he says.
Moving forward, the cause may be noble, at least in some cases — fighting cybercrime, preventing terrorism.
Using silicon instead of noble metals (e.g. Au and Ag) is an advantage in designing of optical waveguides due to have low-loss in comparison to noble at telecom bandwidth.
Harris - a former Super League Man of Steel and cross-code Wales international - worked alongside Noble at Crusaders before taking charge of the Welsh club in 2011, their final year at the top level.
