Sentence examples for with a nobility from inspiring English sources

She looked at me - thin, bald, with a nobility that arose from her great kindness.

Rembrandt painted old age with a nobility and power that no other artist has ever approached.

Homage is paid, above all, to Jean Gabin, who bestrode French films with a nobility that has no exact equivalent on the American screen.

Rising above the fray or coursing through it, he moves with a nobility that makes it even more startling when the soft, open arms that Mr. Taylor favors tauten into fists in one of the duet's very human images of love that hardens suddenly but briefly into discord.

In facing exceedingly horrible circumstances, the monkey and the donkey express heartbreaking helplessness, fear, and resignation with a nobility somewhat missing from Henry's own discourses.

His language is lyrical and moving, with a simple nobility.

But this brand, which previously stood alone with a lofty nobility, now has joined the luxury fashion pack.

But Roxane D'Orléans Juste, the company's associate artistic director, dances the piece with a weary nobility that does it no favors.

Everyone is poor, badly dressed and on the ropes (except the baddies, who have a shiny black van) and as a consequence these apparently low-brow and childish confrontations are infused with a spectacular nobility.

The movie, whose subsidiary characters remain vague, is carried by the sharp comic performance of Ms. Union, a quick-witted actress who succeeds in imbuing Eva's priggishness and arrogance with a certain nobility.

Someone with a natural nobility who was classless and who proved in the last year that she needed no royal title to continue to generate her particular brand of magic".