Sentence examples for noble being from inspiring English sources

The alternative view is that the individual is selfish and it is through an enlightened society, or, all beings being equally dependent on each other as a means to change the individual to be a more noble being.

"Right up to Noble being sent off I thought the players were great," the West Ham manager said.

Either there is some most noble being about which no more noble thing is able to be thought, or there is no such most noble thing.

Bahá'u'lláh, the Founder of the Bahá'í Faith, taught that every human is a noble being, a mine rich in gems of inestimable value.

In the often-bewildering opening scene of Richard II, which begins with a list of characters and their achievements, Goold's camera can simply close in on the noble being mentioned, easily establishing characters in a way that, in the theatre, would require much fumbling with a programme in the dark.

Her mother, though noble, is also very poor.

Newly baptized nobles were granted extensive privileges.

Russian nobles were fleeing with their jewels to China.

"Now, nobles are coming to the team to serve.

The nobles are leaderless.

The nobles were regarded as sacred and bore royal imagery.