Sentence examples for noble that from inspiring English sources

And one possible future ideal may be not the fragile pleasures of ideological shock, however noble that may be, but to be shocking anthropologically.

Third, most of these elements dissolve in mineral acids, although a few, such as platinum, silver, and gold, are called "noble"—that is, are unaffected by simple (nonoxidizing) acids.

I remember a Presidential adviser saying that he was not about to risk a second term on a veto, however noble, that wouldn't change a single thing nor make a single person's life better.

It's the volumes traded by Noble that are key to its success and a claim to being the natural-resources counterpart to Hong Kong's other notable supply-chain manager, Li & Fung.

You call him noble that was once your enemy, then dis your king.

But things are just getting started — like the price war that erupted last week between Amazon and Barnes & Noble that pushed the prices of their e-books below $200.

Pavlov believes that Ivan the Russian was among the Bulgarian nobles that ousted the weak Ivan Stephen in 1331 and placed Ivan Alexander (1331 1371) on the throne.

Halim Ondore IV is the Hume Marquis of the Skycity of Bhujerba, the most recent in a line of nobles that ruled Bhujerba for generations.

The Countess pardons him - she knows there is something about them being Nobles that's preventing them from being real humans.

Krishna tells Arjuna that the Dharma (noble charity) that Karnan performed during his lifetime was protecting his life.

"As if there's something noble in that.