Sentence examples for real nobility from inspiring English sources
"Levante have real nobility," Simeone said.
For Bean, "real nobility" belonged to the "ordinary, unpretentious Australian" who had fought at Gallipoli.
On his best days, Wallace achieved a real nobility as he denounced segregation and challenged racists: "Are you an American?
It's a reminder that, despite all the attention paid to the money men, the real nobility in baseball is still found on the field.
And that the real nobility, born of doing a job proudly and well, may have come in through the back door.
So it is reading Walser: you catch a glimpse of real spiritual nobility, and then wonder whether the very idea of such a thing — spiritual nobility, in a world of rich and poor — isn't meant as a sarcastic joke.
His reading is full of typical analytical detail, but it also has real strength and nobility; the orchestral playing is rich-toned and eloquent, the choral and solo singing equally intense.
Just as his father had worked his way up from poverty into respectable society, Balzac considered toil and effort his real mark of nobility.
In the Islamic cultural space there appeared magnificent images of secular scenes with figures of people dressed in the garments of Northern Caucasus, Cuman, and Mongolian nobility, as well as real and imaginary animals.
In addition to being a successful dot-com and real estate investor, he descends from British nobility on his mother's side and Canadian grocery magnates on his father's side, whose holdings include Twinings tea, Karo syrup, Fleishmann's yeast, Fortnum & Mason and Selfridges.
