Sentence examples for noble sense from inspiring English sources

He is a racetrack owner in the oldest and most noble sense of the term.

With this act of moral dereliction, the British Empire finally disowned its noble sense of mission.

"I like her, I like who she is, this noble sense of justice.

The conception of love that he extolled was part of a refined and noble sense of life.

Nevertheless, they had in common an eye for proportion and a noble sense of scale, and both linked their creations with the outside world.

But, to me, much of Swartz's tragically short life was filled with acts that are genuinely and, in the most literal and noble sense, heroic.

With the agreeable so broadly conceived, it is then easy for Herder to suggest that the beautiful cannot be rigidly separated from it, but must rather be more like a species of it, namely that which gives us such agreeable feelings of well-being through the "noble senses," through figures, colors, tones, and the re-creation of all of these through the artificial signs of literary language.

Suzuki, as Zen masters go, is a badass — in the noblest sense.

Like all successful rappers, Pitch Black is a parasite, in the best and noblest sense.

They are both men of the theater in the noblest sense.

She was a feminist and a dissident in the noblest sense, true to her Polish-Jewish ancestry and the rich tradition of radicalism in America.