Sentence examples for touch of nobility from inspiring English sources

Odds on it won't be Tyrion Lannister, though he does have a touch of nobility, as his Tyrian purple name suggests.

Indeed, in Ms. Healey's reimagining of Dante, which she intends to perform for the first time next spring, she has lent a touch of nobility to her panhandler, who sacrifices himself for those who would otherwise shun him.

So, Rafael Nadal won't win four Grand Slam tournaments in a row, which saves us from the ridiculous debate over that accomplishment compared to a real Grand Slam, accomplished in one calendar year, but his departure from the Australian Open on Wednesday gave tennis something else altogether: a touch of nobility.

The possibility of reviving the great tradition of religious art appealed to him, and he tried to give his figures for Northampton what he called "an austerity and a nobility, and some touch of grandeur (even hieratic aloofness) which is missing in the everyday 'Mother and Child' idea".

Only Giancana (Peter Friedman) comes off with a hint of nobility.

His composure during the debates has reinforced this feeling of nobility.

Is it a feeling of nobility?

P.C.: The world of nobility.

Their father was a "Marshal of Nobility".

Have the government sell titles of nobility.

"Wit" is a play of nobility.