Sentence examples for still noble from inspiring English sources

Sure, they looked weathered and showed signs of age with chips and broken trunks, but they were still noble.

(4) The profession is still noble and the societal benefits of a well-trained stable of problem-solvers cannot be overstated.

He declares himself to be in an "impossible position" politically, since he's one of those "liberal modern men" who are nevertheless "nobles still" and thus blameworthy.

He was parchment and bone but still handsome, noble, even.

The families of Bill Gates and his Silicon Valley colleagues can still feel noble about giving up some of their enormous wealth.

What makes Lincoln still seem noble, to use an old-fashioned word, is that he had not a guilty sense of remorse but a tragic sense of responsibility.

Writing non-fiction won't get you onto any literary high tables, but it is still a noble calling: your words could instill lifelong curiosity in your readers.

The kitchen's function was to inflate aristocratic bellies, the better that Rowlandson's cartoons could satirise them, but it is still a noble space.

Supporting the Middle East's second full democracy after Israel is still the noble cause it was when I was in No 10 working for Tony Blair, and when I worked in the prime minister's office in Baghdad.

Still, a noble cause allied to national self-interest: who can complain about that?What, though, of a prime minister who sends British forces along to America's wars not in order to contribute to a noble cause, nor to influence the outcome of a particular adventure, but because tagging along with America is just something that Britain always does in order to elevate its own standing in the world?

Oh well, I thought: There is still the noble mahsheer of India.