Utiliser "noble" dans une phrase

1. "That's very noble, but the natives can take care of themselves

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2. There wasn’t anything noble about his death

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3. He worked with him with freight and knew him as a noble man, though often a liability when there were ladies involved

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4. herself to him, but the musky smell of this noble carnivore seeped into Lucy’s soul

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5. think the work of creation a noble thing

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6. Marat’s noble nose, lit a cheroot while the gaoler fumbled with his keys

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7. noble than those in Thessalonica in that they received the word with readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily whether those things were so

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8. The song was Good and Smith, even though he heard none of the individual songs sung by the flora and fauna of this long forgotten refrain at the edge of all things, found contentment in the straightforward knowledge that the song continued, a fulfilment sufficient for Him to think the work of creation a noble thing

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9. We are going to restore millions and my last warning to you is that you are to stand ancient laws and make new ones which will be just and firm behind us so that we can prove to the world that when noble

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10. His guard leant against the wall and, having struck a match along Citizen Marat’s noble nose, lit a cheroot while the gaoler fumbled with his keys

11. He, at another time, took the most noble and wisest of the sages of his time, and locked them into a stadium in Jericho, and then said, “When I die, I want you to kill everyone in this stadium

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12. that I am a courageous and noble heart

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13. Information flowed into his brain, the history of these noble creatures, visions of things to come; dragons yet to come, Kate with her arms outstretched

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14. as a noble thing, the burn that comes

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15. Towards the end of the village, sat a grove of windmills, their blades pushing at an endless sky but the highest point was the tower of a church or basilica and close to that waved the noble blue and white national flag of Greece - a part of the nation, yet apart from the nation

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16. You will recognise it from the others because it flies the noble flag of Greece from a tall white pole in the yard

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17. strength of character and a noble bearing, though

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18. I don’t deny that they feel in their hearts that they are being noble in trying to revive the victims

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19. She acquiesced, remembering her husband's admonitions to 'give the young master broad latitudes, he's as noble a man as ever lived

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20. We don‘t know this things‘ intentions, whether it‘s noble or evil

21. 5No longer will the fool be called noble nor the scoundrel be highly

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22. Of all ruins, that of a noble mind is the saddest

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23. the north if they had seen this tall, noble looking man

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24. though they are not of noble birth or of priestly title

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25. Lang's Making of Religion was heavily influenced by the 18th century idea of the "noble savage": in it, he maintained the existence of high spiritual ideas among so-called "savage" races, drawing parallels with the contemporary interest in occult phenomena in England

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26. He’s of noble birth and has

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27. father was a local noble who wanted nothing to do with

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28. Who better to serve a noble household than a capable young woman

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29. He could feel noble for giving up his entire life for the success of his cause

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30. If one is of the impression that he is alone in his universe and that all other creations are only accessories to allow him to carry on his life, why would he care about honesty, legitimacy, faithfulness and other such noble sentiments?

31. She knew that noble bearing, too

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32. I know his shade dwells in the Isles of the Blessed, hunting stags and wolves and lions alongside our most noble heroes

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33. Noble palaces, magnificent villas, great collections of books, statues, pictures, and other curiosities, are frequently both an ornament and an honour, not only to the neighbourhood, but to the whole country to which they belong

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34. Entails, however, are still respected, through the greater part of Europe ; In those countries, particularly, in which noble birth is a necessary qualification for the enjoyment either of civil or military honours

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35. He said that what he did explain, and what was useful, were the Four Noble Truths, which was his first teaching and the core of his teaching for the rest of his life

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36. Dalai Lama, The Four Noble Truths (Kindle Locations 155-156)

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37. But, in the French colonies, if any part of an estate, held by the noble tenure of chivalry and homage, is alienated, it is, for a limited time, subject to the right of redemption, either by the heir of the superior, or by the heir of the family; and all the largest estates of the country are held by such noble tenures, which necessarily embarrass alienation

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38. On the flip side, monks and nuns who are noble souls have been known to live very long lives

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39. The departed Mother Theresa who endured hardship and suffering in her noble work displayed unconditional love

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40. His parents, more inclined to the noble life of luxury, had forced upon him the name Regis, but he much preferred Warlord

41. There was something noble in that, and something very sad as well

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42. There was nothing to turn back for; even if he was going to die on this mission (for that’s what it had become) he would die for a noble cause, perhaps as their astronomer Zorandi Entola had done

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43. The torpor of his mind renders him not only incapable of relishing or bearing a part in any rational conversation, but of conceiving any generous, noble, or tender sentiment, and consequently of forming any just judgment concerning many even of the ordinary duties of private life

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44. Danny had presented the noble causes in abstract terms, and Frank, with no outside help, had turned them into specifics

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45. Act 17:11 These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so

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46. Lands held by a noble tenure, at thirty-eight and one-third per cent

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47. In Silesia, lands held by a noble tenure are taxed three per cent

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48. Those held by a noble one are exempted

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49. In the canton of Berne it is so high as a sixth part of the price of all noble fiefs, and a tenth part of that of all ignoble

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50. For ye see your calling, brethren, how that not many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble, are called: But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty; And base things of the world, and things which are despised, hath God chosen, yea, and things which are not, to bring to nought things that are:

51. noble streak, as he stood next to Jacob, shoulder to shoulder

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52. The public back home must never know what conditions its soldiers had to put up with because as far as they were concerned this was a clean and noble war little did they know

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53. “You think you’re so fucking noble, don’t you?” he snarled

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54. or Barnes & Noble that you can purchase

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55. Our first Christmas, the entire family went out to chop a tree and, instead of agreeing on one, we argued for an hour about whether we should get a traditional scotch pine, like “we” had always gotten, or a noble fir, like “they” always had

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56. Noble women did not go around kissing men of the lower classes however, they may dance with a merchant or even a lower-class civilian, though decency forbid them to cross any more lines than this

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57. Masks of the Rohjors were a popular choice among the revellers, the Wolf, the Fox, the Lion, or the Dragon, though others wore the Owl, the Hawk, the Falcon, the Eagle, and other sigils of the many noble Houses across the lands

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58. If peace could be agreed upon without bloodshed, the noble and righteous would grant peace

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59. The immortals were mostly Nordics; however, as Charkel was a Nordic province with over twenty thousand immortal families spread throughout the region, mostly farmers though some were of noble blood and most of the male farmers were also listed in the defence forces for Charkel

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60. His observation, in regard to the Noble Savage, that man was born free and is everywhere in chains, was a flat out lie, contrary to all of Western Civilization, and the precursor to, not only the French Revolution, but also to Karl Marx and Fredrick Engels

61. She was serving a noble cause, her intentions were pure

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62. Thus: „True love was the Excalibur of emotions, and if you recognized it when you saw it, if you drew that noble shining blade from the stone, your life would be a grand adventure, even if you lived it entirely in one small town

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63. ‘Such noble intentions turn to dust when faced with the true prospect of death

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64. His fate, however, was probably sealed regardless of any noble thoughts

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65. I watched her strut away, saluting in the dust sprinkled air, while sunrays, like flares, lit the battlefield ablaze with the fall of a noble queen

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66. So how on earth could a noble organization, (oh yes, I can hear you leftist longhaired liberals laughing), transform from a police force serving citizens to a feared “instrument of oppression” where 70% of the population were mistreated, much to their dissatisfaction?

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67. The other two agreed that would be a fine and noble gesture

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68. A noble organisation was now dishonoured due to the whims of unscrupulous politicians

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69. There he fell in the midst of faithful service, meeting a soldier's death, if not on the battlefield; and that reflection must afford a slight measure of consolation to our noble Queen, and the afflicted widow and her children

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70. ” There was a risk even when anchored right away from the deadly coast, and another tribute must go forth to the noble Red Cross sisters

71. Noble settled down in the captain’s chair, scratching at his ankle as he started the engines

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72. Noble knew something was wrong with McKee, but what? Leaning over he held his palm on McKee’s forehead

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73. All captain’s on the ferry line attended yearly first-aid classes and Noble knew the beginnings of a seizure when he saw one

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74. Ignoring McKee for the moment, Noble concentrated on keeping the hovercraft headed on the right course, now and then coughing deeply, forced to wipe the heavy sweat from his forehead with the sleeve of his uniform

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75. Pushing both throttles wide, Noble felt the two big engines thrust him into the high-backed chair

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76. Staring through the windscreen Noble thought he could see something ahead

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77. Turning the hovercraft towards the concrete ramp, Noble reached out with a shaky hand, ready to shut down the engines

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78. the noble charity of the humble old washerwoman

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79. andirons, where noble logs of wood could be laid for the burning, nor

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80. �Lancelot was a noble and brave knight

81. The most refined, delicate, noble and precious Indian tea with a rich aroma, exquisite bouquet and subtle muscatel flavour

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82. “You are the most noble mistress we could ever hope to have

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83. The youngest son of an impoverished noble family, it had been something of a local scandal when her well-to-do mother had consented to marry him

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84. It is much harder to argue he was a good one, and certainly not a noble one

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85. Teddy Roosevelt was above all an imperial president, but never a noble one

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86. That Noble guy got some good pictures

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87. Guardian-Standard senior news editor Ken Noble was at his desk when he heard the call, and obtained extraordinary photos and first-hand impressions as police blocked off sections of Highway 47 and 47B, sections of Elizabeth, Clark Street and other points using emergency planning procedures

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88. He couldn’t argue against that noble endeavor, but how hard was it to catch con artists on the phone?

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89. Fred Barnes and Ken Noble were planning the next week’s news coverage insofar as it could be anticipated

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90. He’s been missing for over a year,” Noble went through copious notes, drawing out the essence

91. “I think Les should do this one, but he needs a little guidance,” said the short, bald-headed Noble as he flipped through the pages

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92. Decades ago, it seems,” Noble told Barnes, who had only been in the city for about four years

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93. Most images of Lee, Jackson, and Stuart as noble Confederate heroes can be traced back to the Lost Cause

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94. 's rescue of the Kurds, and to an extent Iraqis in the south, was noble, but not done for noble reasons

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95. When Andrew Lewis learned that his young, healthy dog Noble died of kidney

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96. Live long and protect your congenator, for the rose is a noble flower, pure and white in its innocence

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97. In fact, the greatest damage the Union Army did to southern “property” was also the most noble thing the Union Army did

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98. that tells us that hating money is noble and loving money is evil

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99. He had knowledge of certain noble Houses to be either sympathetic or actively participating in the heresy

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