Sentence examples for noble expression from inspiring English sources

There was a long and noble expression of free expression in the US, he said.

America the beautiful is composed of grand principles and a continuous, if faltering, search for a more noble expression of being.

FRANKFURT — To euro zone countries in need, euro bonds would be a noble expression of European solidarity and a crucial instrument for preserving the common currency.

It's proven true by their readiness to face danger, even death; it's proven beautiful by their sense of style, which, in Anderson's world, is the touchstone of great emotion and the noble expression of it the conversion of great emotion into great and good works, and thereby into the improvement of the world through its beautification.

It's proven true by their readiness to face danger, even death; it's proven beautiful by their sense of style, which, in Anderson's world, is the touchstone of great emotion and the noble expression of it — the conversion of great emotion into great and good works, and thereby into the improvement of the world through its beautification.

It's time for bullfighting aficionados to concede that purposely inflicting torment falls far short of sport or a noble expression of courage.

The sneering at Liverpool was itself an abuse, mistaking the city's noble expressions of love, empathy and solidarity as whinging and lachrymosity.

Though the globalists have their eloquent say, Nossiter's sympathies clearly lie with such traditionalists as the epicurean winemaker Aimé Guibert, whose noble expressions of the philosophy of taste are the movie's moral center.

Yet these noble expressions were undermined by the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) party, which featured skimpily dressed female dancers.

In the hands of talented growers like Mr. Pico, Chablis lives up to its reputation as one of the noblest expressions of the chardonnay grape variety.

These artistic hymns to the tiger are just the noblest expressions of an imagery that pervades modern culture from tigers who come to tea to tigers with neat feet.