Sentence examples for noble place from inspiring English sources

He made the University of London sound like a noble place, while avoiding a promise to ensure that the women were kept on.

An hour later, as we were walking back to Berg's S.U.V., Berg said to me: "Those rock cliffs, where the Eagle Warrior Spirit lives — to the SEALs that's a noble place to die.

Instead, consider this volume a keepsake of a beautiful and noble place in the midst of America's largest city — a place to which generations have come for celebration and solace, in times of joy and trouble, with new loves and fondly remembered elders".

I would like to think that my fight against the materialism of Christmas comes from a noble place in my soul, but then I would be lying.

In the concept of the sidrah tree as the noblest place in paradise, a remnant may be found of the old tree of life.

Democrats must choose the hearts and souls, the spirits and aspirations, the small donors and hard workers who believe that Democrats must stand for, and fight for, an America that is a better and nobler place even if it is sometimes the hard and difficult thing to do.

Another sign of collaboration is that Wihtred's laws use gesith, a West Saxon term for noble, in place of the Kentish term eorlcund.

These noble dogs place themselves in harms way to protect their fellow human soldiers.

The poetic quality of Ferrández's playing is never in doubt, but speeds and orchestral dynamics are occasionally extreme, and conductor Radoslaw Szulc – so eloquent in the Schumann – is solemn rather than noble in places here.

After two hours and 20 minutes, they duly agreed the motion and Lord Bates wound up for the government by telling the House that, as well as placing copies of government responses in the library, he though it appropriate to email the noble lords and place a copy on the web.

In westerns, by contrast, food occupied a noble and ritualized place.