Sentence examples for noble gestures from inspiring English sources
Adopting a theater group and honoring his brother are undeniably noble gestures.
"Dom Sebastien," like many Meyerbeerian operas of its time, sags under the weight of its own obsession with noble gestures and historical fiction.
Zeami wrote, "The essence of yūgen is true beauty and gentleness," but not mere outward beauty: it had to suggest behind the text of the plays and the noble gestures of the actors a world impossible to define yet ultimately real.
Sean Fennessey of The Washington Post listed "Oh Santa!" as one of the recommended tracks on the album, along with "Charlie Brown Christmas", as well as writing "There are noble gestures ...'..Oh Santa!,' Carey's hyperkinetic, stomping team-up with onetime career-saver Jermaine Dupri and the underrated modern soul maestro Bryan-Michael Cox". Bryan-Michael Cox
It was a noble gesture and, inevitably, a costly one.
Is this a noble gesture or a silly novelty?
"Right now, I think living is a noble gesture".
Posada volunteered as Hernandez's new confidant, a noble gesture.
But the president's noble gesture over his flu jab cuts no ice with his rival.
IF this was an attempt at a noble gesture before leaving office, it clearly failed.
