Sentence examples for yet noble from inspiring English sources
Boesch was splendidly ironic yet noble, treating the text with wonderful care.
There was something simple yet noble about the single-minded Friday of the 50's.
Evil Charles De Gaulle comes to "crush the fairytale" and yet noble Grace is having none of it.
Mosley shares a post-war milieu with Raymond Chandler; he excels at hard-bitten yet noble characters and economical prose.
Pitted against him is his son, the monstrous yet noble Orion, raised on New Genesis to love peace but ultimately doomed by his addiction to war.
The most common of these is classicizing the islanders in line with 18th-century visions of the Pacific as an unplumbed Arcadian paradise populated by innocent yet noble savages.
The season had not tipped off, yet Nobles felt as if his players had achieved a victory worth celebrating.
Her singing is strained yet somehow noble.
(In fairy tales and dreams, the child always begins with rich parents and is adopted by poor ones, yet his noble nature wins out — or so Freud insisted).
Yet his noble line in the slow solo at the end of the first act indicated that Siegfried was sensitive and gregarious.
Ben Whishaw turns out to be the perfect voice of Paddington (sorry, Colin), his lilting diction at once childlike and wise, his delivery naive yet oddly noble.
