The word "noble-minded" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is generous, kind-hearted, and virtuous. Example sentence: "Though they had gone through some difficult times, she remained noble-minded and generous to all those in need."
"Sipila's noble-minded gesture was like a Christmas gift for human traffickers and refugees.
As an interpreter, Mørk avoided the noble-minded protocol — the high-school-graduation tread — that is too common in Elgar.
When the hero finally encounters a race of noble-minded creatures, they turn out to be horses.
He said Taft is the most noble-minded men they have, entirely opposite from what the newspapers say.
That noble-minded poet alone merits praise whose word, like the sentence of a judge, keeps free from love or hatred in recording the past.
Separately, she will also boost the pensions of people who cannot work due to disability, and spend more money to rehabilitate them.Individually, these proposals may seem noble-minded.
He goes on to relay the additional agony of his largely self-inflicted indigence in London, which he spent roaming the streets with a "noble minded" prostitute called Ann; and later his opium-fuelled Saturday nights, walking "without much regarding the direction or the distance, to all the markets, and other parts of London, to which the poor resort".
Humphrey Bogart, who had starred in Huston's first film as a director, "The Maltese Falcon," was aging into slightly fussy, middle-aged roles in which he had an annoying tendency to wear a bow tie and perform noble, civic-minded acts — quite unlike the cynical, insouciant wise guy he had played in the '40s.
In Hill's words, the idea was for the boy to learn "the ideals of the Samurai class, for that class of men is a noble, high-minded class.
Albeit a very high-minded, noble pederasty.
There is nothing inherently noble or serious-minded about men screaming for one patch of the earth's surface against another patch, as they follow 11 people in shirts and shorts booting a ball.
