Sentence examples for noble with from inspiring English sources
Committed partnerships can be noble, with or without government imprimatur.
He appointed as governor-general Tomé de Sousa, a Portuguese noble with impressive experience in Africa and India.
It might be more accurate to say that textbooks of previous eras portrayed leaders as generally noble, with strong personal narratives, undergirded by faith and patriotism.
Mr. Finlay — tall, fair, noble, with a powerful ribcage — recalls Mr. Martins, while Ms. Fairchild has something of Ms. Mazzo's delicate charm.
Perhaps he could pass a few of his secrets to Berlanga, who is a potential danseur noble with everything going for him except a convincing demi-plié.
At 116th Street and Madison Avenue sits a vacant bank, forlorn but quite noble, with an arcade of stout Doric columns.
Nobles with ability and strength sought to build a regional base for themselves.
The number of nobles with seats remained at nine, ensuring that the country's hereditary chiefs still retained a role.
To oppose this constitution, the Confederation of Targowica was formed by a group of Polish nobles with Russian backing.
The Upper West Side, with its Borders and two Barnes & Nobles, with its wide, walker-friendly sidewalks, is also paradise.
As a result, Frederick moved against Henry and placated the German nobles with his Constitution in Favour of the Princes (1232).
