Sentence examples for then noble from inspiring English sources

Then noble Greeks and Romans picked up purple, which is why we say "born to the purple". The Christian Church followed suit; purple is the official color for the vestments of cardinals.

In this study, the morphology, mineralogy and chemical composition of 10 snow-AMMs were investigated; then noble gases were measured by stepwise heating each particle using a new miniature furnace produced in our laboratory.

Brody leaves little impression as the noble Posthumus, but then noble characters are often the dullest to play and he's responsible for the fine direction (with Steinfeld) so we'll give him a pass.

Then Noble, already booked, somewhat harshly, for pulling back Kevin Mirallas, set off in pursuit of Barkley.

Then Noble connects the produce to ports including ones it builds and finds customers for the staples.

Until then, Noble said, Millar "hadn't entertained the concept of a paramilitary outfit of God..

(This comment on MacRumor's message board made me laugh: "The folks who hacked in are straight up losers who have nothing better to do with their pathetic lives". Casting stones, I see! What is so noble, then, about reading a live stream of a series of product announcements?).

Are these then our noble British values?

Had Ms. Freelon then included "noble" among her possible options, the crowd would have known what to do.

Then, too, noble houses were continually conspiring to manipulate or eviscerate the monarchy, and, as a result, religious issues came to be intertwined with political ambitions.

If we talk seriously about British values, then the noblest and most common of them all used to be the conviction that, with will and enlightenment, historical change could be managed.