Sentence examples for noble figure from inspiring English sources

Vadim Solomakha cuts a noble figure as cavalier to Yuan Yuan Tan in the ballerina role.

Gibson's Jesus is a noble figure and Pontius Pilate a well-intentioned weakling.

A well-meaning and indeed noble figure, Annan was blessed with eloquence and charisma.

2. IPHONE GRAMOPHONE Taking inspiration from Edison's classic phonograph design, the iPhone Gramophone cuts a noble figure.

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The griot, a serene and noble figure, travels with his hammock, so that he can rest whenever he finds two neighboring trees.

In the center stood "Unity of Man," showing noble figures representing what were believed to be the world's three main racial groups shouldering the globe equally.

Native Americans aren't villainised but romanticised as brave, noble figures from the distant past, and this obscures the problems that communities face today.

(Marble was reserved for more noble figures). Miguel Trelles's "Chupacabras/Goatsucker" -- a mound of coconuts festooned with horns of coiled twine -- evokes the antique god Pan, who later lent his features to the medieval image of Satan.

An earlier view, which instead sought to glorify the spiritual, intellectual, and physical attributes of humankind, is typified in the noble figures of Greco-Roman art and in the renewed celebration of human physical beauty in the Renaissance and subsequent Neoclassical styles.

This study by Tiepolo is in line with his choice of noble figures, in this case the holder of knowledge and experience as he might appear on life's stage in some elaborate production with a huge cast.