Sentence examples for utterly noble from inspiring English sources

"Your work is that rare combination of earthiness and lapidary polish," Williams wrote, "that quality being utterly common and utterly noble.

With her framing of Elizabeth II as slightly haughty but utterly noble, she won an Oscar and made the film a smash hit.

The fiery flamenco guitar flourishes and percussive rhythms of Mitch Leigh's sinuous, rousing music tingle in the ear while before one's eyes, Miguel de Cervantes, the 16th-century Spanish man of letters, dons the silvery mane and drooping mustache of his enduring fictional creation, a daft but utterly noble old gentleman who blazes into musical life with the show's first song.

But they are conventional figures with an enormous difference, one that comes partly from remarkable casting and acting: the lean, gentle knight and his mighty, noble, utterly disillusioned squire are, in their quite distinct ways, imposing to a degree.

"Somehow an industry full of people utterly dedicated to something noble has become a very cautious and conservative industry.

His ideas – universal single-payer healthcare, free college tuition and soak-the-rich taxes – are noble but utterly impractical, she argues.

We implore you to rethink your recent vote, which is wholly and utterly incongruous to your noble and progressive defense of the American working class.

She makes her subjects and the places they inhabit seem utterly new as well as noble, sad and loopy.

A noble, harrowing achievement, and utterly wonderful.

Or that an utterly disenfranchised, exploited people would be noble and wise to submit to near-total political and economic oppression?

Richard could honour his noble Muslim opponents but be utterly ruthless to lowborn captives.