Sentence examples for noble feat from inspiring English sources
After 23 years in the business and two recessions already under his belt, not one of his 10 dining concepts, all under Union Square Hospitality Group of which he is chief executive, has closed – a noble feat in an industry with a 60.0% failure rate, according to the Small Business Administration and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
To pay tribute to the noble feat many years later, in 1896, Baron Pierre de Coubertin and the founding fathers of the Modern Olympic games memorialized the great run when they staged the very first "marathon" where runners would travel the full 42 km to win a race.
In "New Moon," the "Twilight" sequel that will open in November, the lead vampire Edward is a noble swain, performing feats of valor usually reserved for Superman.
They present human conflict in its most bizarre conditions--where men and women caught in the perilous straits of death perform feats of noble sacrifice or dig into the dark battalions of cowardice.
In Noble's hands, it's a feat of virtuosity and a celebration of the unfettered imagination.
Actual boxing is amazing, a noble art, two primal muscle bags just going at each other, artistic jabbing, exquisite punching, feats of survival and aggression that defy logic, and sense.
The noble outline of the melody is transformed into a much more ambiguous dream-state by an astonishing feat of orchestral imagination, in which colour and timbre become a way of feeling.
