Sentence examples for noble compatriots from inspiring English sources

During the Bohemian rebellion against Habsburg rule (1618 23) he remained loyal to Ferdinand; he always despised the political and military inefficiency of his noble compatriots.

Batoni, then Rome's finest history painter, was faulted by compatriots for neglecting nobler aims and devoting so much time to portraits, and Antonio Canaletto's gifts as a view painter became blunted by the mechanical repetition demanded of him by British visitors.

While Wagner cannot be blamed for the Nazis' affection for his music, it is probably no coincidence that Hitler and the boys came to power on the strength of a myth that the noble German people, like the blameless Siegfried, had been stabbed in the back by treacherous compatriots in 1918.

Or take my compatriots.

Any compatriots out there?

Their compatriots will not.

To work for my compatriots.

"All noble.

Too noble?

Almost noble.

Compatriots of Adichie also garnered accolades.