Sentence examples for noble force from inspiring English sources

Before working as a subsystem technician, I'd considered electricity an essentially noble force.

The heated reactions to such willfully repellent fiction can be easily caricatured as a shallow moral contest, with the decency brigade squaring off against the noble forces of art.

While of course it would be great if all the women taking the reins of power were also noble forces for equality and progress, this is just an unrealistic expectation.

In 1272, a revolt and withdrawal to Granada by nobles forced him to confirm local privileges.

Her unwise marital and political actions provoked rebellion among the Scottish nobles, forcing her to flee to England, where she was eventually beheaded as a Roman Catholic threat to the English throne.

As guardian of Ladislas Posthumus, son of his cousin the German king Albert II, Frederick attempted to exploit his ward's claims to the Bohemian and Hungarian thrones to his own advantage; but rebellious nobles forced him to release Ladislas prematurely (1452).

Balliol did homage and was crowned, but Edward's insistence on effective jurisdiction, as suzerain, in Scottish cases eventually provoked the Scottish nobles to force Balliol to repudiate Edward's claims and to ally with France (1295).

He then opposed the queen's marriage (May 1567) to James Hepburn, 4th earl of Bothwell, and joined the coalition of Protestant and Catholic nobles that forced Bothwell to leave Scotland.

The thick cartoon book, or manga, is called "On War" and celebrates the old army as a noble Asian liberation force rather than a brutal colonizer.

The noble horse is forced to bow to Prince on what looks to be painful bended knee, while the geese are forced to trumpet the cat's arrival as if announcing the entrance of the Queen herself.

The once noble Trojan women are forced to undergo humiliation and pain beyond endurance.