Whatever they are, you fear that Vincent is a goner, though it was very noble of him to lock himself in with the swarm rather than let them out to wreak havoc on the town.
"THAT'S very noble of you to give out awards," said one woman whose dog was running free.
"And I think it's generous of the royal family and Her Majesty the Queen to sit back and not interfere, and I think it's very gracious and very noble of her".
"It's very noble of President Obama to want to stay at the helm and go down with the sinking ship," she said on "Fox News Sunday".
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"We have a long and very noble tradition of not publishing those figures," said a Conservative party spokesperson.
"Weeds," a new Showtime comedy series in which a suburban widow takes up the not very noble profession of pot-dealing after her husband drops dead, can't be called courageous, since the premium-cable networks have little to lose when they venture into controversial territory, but it is nonetheless daring.
By Nancy Franklin "Weeds," a new Showtime comedy series in which a suburban widow takes up the not very noble profession of pot-dealing after her husband drops dead, can't be called courageous, since the premium-cable networks have little to lose when they venture into controversial territory, but it is nonetheless daring.
I strongly believe that looking for the truth reality and showing it, just like it is, is a very noble way of making a living.
