Sentence examples for noble phrases from inspiring English sources

The movie is narrated in resolute and noble phrases by Galloway Barry Pepperr), and it sets out, in exemplary scenes, the life of ideal American warriors.

The only hints of what those noble phrases might mean when rendered in sheet metal are embodied in two concept vehicles, the LF-S, or Lexus Future Sedan, which was shown in Tokyo last October, and the LF-C, or Lexus Future Coupe, unveiled at the New York auto show last month.

The Constitution is full of noble phrases that swell the citizenry with pride but that no mechanical umpire could apply.

Indeed, his story makes you wonder about that noble phrase "The truth shall make you free".

The mezzo-soprano Ronnita Miller brought a rich voice and noble phrasing to the role of the fateful earth goddess, Erda.

Like every naive first-time playwright, I even said the noble phrase "I'd rather have a terrible review than just being average".

While this noble phrase seems wasted on a site that covers business news and startups, I'd far prefer to see a small founder in an out-of-the-way market happy that someone, somewhere, actually cares about the thing they're passionate about than seeing a PR person whistle merrily as he racks up another tweet.

It is a terrible thing when a once-noble phrase gets beaten to a meaningless pulp.

Mr. Giordani also sang "Invano Alvaro" from "Forza" in an exciting duo with the baritone Zeljko Lucic, who earlier gave a noble, beautifully phrased rendition of "Per me giunto" from Verdi's "Don Carlo".

Ms. Fleming's voice was plush and alluring; her phrasing noble.

This occurrence turns out to be something of a cheat, however, since the phrase "noble and puissant nation" belongs to Milton's "Areopagitica".