Sentence examples for what a noble from inspiring English sources
What a noble and superb cause!
"They want to see what a noble family lives like".
"He tried to fulfill both of their visions of what a noble man should be".
After Hamlet tells Ophelia, "Get thee to a nunnery!," she rebukes him this way: O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!
'What a noble move!' we are supposed to cry, while shredding our sanitary towels into confetti and sprinkling them in the streets (don't worry about the waste – it's all going to charity, girls).
During a pankration match in the Olympics of 564 B.C., as a competitor lurched around the ring half-dead, his trainer suggested that "full dead" was the hero's option: "What a noble epitaph," he is said to have shouted, "not to have conceded at Olympia!" This seems extreme but is entirely in keeping with the Greek ethos.
Qualia aims to promote what Hardcastle calls "material consciousness"—a noble mission amidst an age of ephemerality and immediacy.
Growing up, witnessing the work of those who care, I not only noticed what an incredible, noble thing it is to devote your time to looking after someone more vulnerable than you, but also how little society gives a toss about it.
What a novel and noble idea.
What was once a noble, humane society has since become a vulgar, warlike one.
It is a total privilege and, although it might sound strange, a total joy to be involved in what is considered a noble profession.
