Sentence examples for noble creation from inspiring English sources

Shawn Elliot in the dual role of an artist, incarcerated for idealism, sallying forth, in the guise of his noble creation, to "right all wrongs" and to "add a measure of grace to the world" emerges neither as a singing-actor nor as an actor-singer.

On humble wooden boards, like those pictured in the video, children learned the words that Muslims believe to be God's verbatim speech, and with it a deep respect for Him, and His most noble creation, the children of Adam.

The reigning architect of sensual modernity, the collector of Damien Hirst and Willem de Kooning also embraces the noble creations of the past.

This book's noblest creation is a present-day college student, Gee, who is halfway between genders and confident about making a drastic surgical change.

It was, I remembered thinking, most certainly among man's noblest creations.

Although many of the noble equestrian creations disappeared during the Revolution and the Terror that followed, remaining bas-reliefs enforce the message that this was a king whose image was paramount.

In that short, tumultuous period, civil war led to the execution of an anointed king; the abolition of monarchy, bishops and nobles; the creation of a republican Commonwealth; and, finally, the dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell's Protectorate, before a different form of royal rule was restored in 1660.

The American enterprise is to me one of the noblest human creations, even if it isn't often executed in ways of which I approve.

The family was noble and of ancient creation but not wealthy, and Kossuth's father earned his living as an attorney for local landowning families.

Until now, various methods have been published for the creation of noble metal aerogels, while their development and synthesis suffer from time-consuming multistep procedures.

As with the NHS, the noble ideal behind its creation was that those who lack the means should still have access not merely to second-rate lawyers but to the best available lawyers at a reasonable cost to the taxpayer.