Sentence examples for noble body from inspiring English sources

Spoken Word BARNES & NOBLE Body, Mind & Spirit Group will meet to discuss "The Art of Spiritual Dreaming," by Harold Klemp.

In one case Bernstein uses the back page of a score, Beethoven's "Consecration of the House" Overture, as jotting paper and recounts what appears to be a dream about a horse breeder "breaking a magnificent black horse, face of Mother (noble), body of huge ostrich, green and purple feather-spangles, long, thick, black tail".

Death and the noble body in medieval England / Danielle Westerhof.

Interior Minister Nestor Reverol, appearing alongside police chiefs, said the attack was the work of a few rogue individuals and did not represent the views of the rest of "this noble body".

One is the naked coal miner, hundreds of feet underground, his muscled body exposed in the murky light: "Nearly all of them have the most noble bodies; wide shoulders tapering to slender supple waists, and small pronounced buttocks and sinewy thighs, with not an ounce of waste flesh anywhere".

This week's noble Westerosi body count: One Lannister, one Trant, two Baratheons, a wannabe Bolton, a Stark, a Greyjoy and a bastard.

In the Iliad, Achilles, after killing Hector, attaches that noble man's body to the back of his chariot and drags it through the dirt in front of Troy's walls.

Among the most famous are Mathew Brady's 1860 albumen print portrait of Lincoln, who appears with a wonderful, almost stage-lit luminescence about his noble, stiff-backed body.

Now if there is a coalescence, the lower is ennobled, the nobler degraded; the body is raised in the scale of being as made participant in life; the Soul, as associated with death and unreason, is brought lower.

The nobles form a body, who by their prerogative, and for their own particular interest, restrain the people; it is sufficient that there are laws in being to see them executed.

The body's noble aims had "become lost in the mire".