Sentence examples for pretty noble from inspiring English sources

It's pretty noble work, when you think about it.

"But it seems to me like a pretty noble end, all in all".

That's a pretty noble accomplishment — something for Corker, now a key member of the opposition, to think about.

Pretty noble, worth some Presidential attention for sure, and now meriting the support of our sixteenth Poet Laureate, Kay Ryan.

To be fair to TalkSport, its second channel represents a pretty noble attempt to add something new to the spectrum.

He'd say, "When you eat at a fancy restaurant, the food looks pretty noble, but when it comes out the other end it's pretty base.

But Pitt's face is pretty, rather than noble, and he doesn't have the right voice for tragic heroism.

We don't necessarily or only go to the movies to see mirror versions of ourselves: we also want (or think we do) better, kinder, nobler, prettier and thinner images, idealized types and aspirational figures we can take pleasure in or laugh at in all their plastic unreality.

"But now I suspect there is something pretty brilliant, and maybe even noble in it.

Perhaps no violinist can make this work sound like a masterpiece, though plenty can make it sound intermittently noble, graceful or pretty.

Anyway, good and noble is still a pretty accurate description of this flat, prosperous, timeless city.