Sentence examples for noble pace from inspiring English sources

Integrating the settlers' passionate mortal conflicts into the landscape, Walsh turns the theatrical limitations of early sound technique to an advantage, composing vast, static tableaux with the mighty breadth and noble pace of epic stanzas.

Though this duo's noble pacing and occasional sense of play have merit, neither the retiring Mr. Schiff nor the even more reticent Ms. Shiokawa musters the vigor this score demands.

After the noble opening music, Mr. Gergiev sets a jaunty pace for the "Teutonic" march that follows and drives the idea of invasion brutally hard.

The tale of Anita, a low-born Spanish girl whose desire to marry the noble soldier Araquil leads to murder, misunderstanding and madness, the tautly paced tale is set to gorgeous and evocative music.

However, the use of game design and game theory to address the more noble purpose of treating diseases and disorders is a welcome change-of-pace.

The noble actions of their captors notwithstanding, men were growing feverish and dying of their wounds at an accelerating pace.

In the meantime, Mr. Steinman, of the Pace municipal law center, said: "Whatever the problems are, the intent of this law is a noble one.

The magnitude and pace of wage increases here, softened by employer credits for tips and health insurance, don't qualify as a noble, risky experiment.

"All noble.

Too noble?

Almost noble.