Sentence examples for noble sun from inspiring English sources
A bright noble sun too soon set.
"Barnes & Noble Sunday...
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Their society was strictly divided into a noble class called "the Suns" (Natchez: ʔuwahʃiːɫ) and a commoner class called in French "the Stinkards" (Natchez: miʃmiʃkipih).
Natchez social organization was notable for its caste system; the system drew from and supported Natchez religious beliefs and classified individuals as suns, nobles, honoured people, and commoners.
Natchez social hierarchy was divided into four groups: three upper classes composed hierarchically of the suns, the nobles, and the honoured people, and a lower class of commoners (whom the early French sources refer to as "stinkards").
If Mike is such a noble talent, why does he insist on his own sun bed at the theatre, and then, wearing only his underpants, get into a childish fight with Riggan?
The film is grounded in propaganda-poster imagery that even the film's Cuban screenwriter, Enrique Pineda Barnet, found excessively romanticized: noble peasants, evil capitalists, bearded revolutionaries battling for justice under a tropical sun.
The offspring of upper-class men would assume a rank one step below that of their fathers; for example, the child of a sun father and commoner mother would become a member of the noble class.
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