Sentence examples for terribly noble from inspiring English sources
"That's our terribly noble beginnings.
Will you, for example, choose to join the student council in an attempt to get closer to the dashing and noble (but terribly entitled) Sakuya?
All very important and noble and terribly dull.
So is the film's cumulative vision of the mountain folk as noble, if sometimes terribly misguided, savages.
In charging Ravi, Middlesex County N.J. prosecutors had noble objectives--Ravi acted terribly and clearly contributed to Clementi's profound sadness and embarrassment to the point he could no longer bear it.
It's a noble goal, but their findings aren't terribly encouraging (and their academic prose — these are essentially research papers — can be a bit mind-numbing).
It is a noble effort, but "Starry Nights," a mishmash of overwrought ideas and terribly thin choreography, does not reward his investment.
It was a noble gesture on Heilman's part to accept culpability for an inning that went horribly, terribly awry.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
