Sentence examples for well noble from inspiring English sources

And I'll take Chirac, with all his casseroles, because his position on that" — on the veil — "has been, well, noble.

She highlights uncomfortable discoveries her parents' infidelities, that her grandparents perished at Auschwitz as well as noble ones.

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

But in Gowdy's remarkable novel (1998), the young cow Mud must negotiate selfish as well as noble conduct in the She-S clan.

Los enamoramientos by Javier Marías reflected on the condition known as infatuation, which is generally considered to be positive and sometimes redeeming but could produce bad and even evil behaviour as well as noble and selfless actions.

But one reason C4 won't scrap CDWM soon is because of the channel's cross-subsidy policy: such advertising magnets bankroll Channel 4 News, as well as noble yet commercially hopeless documentaries.

As well as noble metals, there are studies reporting heterogeneous catalysts composed by the first-row transition metals.

Millions of such organizations exist around the world – well intended, noble in purpose, and frequently exemplary in execution – but they should not be confused with social entrepreneurship.

That might sound laudable, some of the impulses behind it may well be noble, and in extreme emergencies, in the interest of sheer human decency, it may well be justified.

Entering in tuxedo and top hat, he announces his feisty as well as noble intentions before he sings a single note or says a single word.

While Collins is not a "mythical or legendary figure" or "illustrious warrior," he is certainly being rightfully commended for his courageous decision and appears to be widely admired for his on-court achievements as well the noble qualities displayed in his writing and actions.