You are generous indeed.

The most noble, the most refined, hmm?

Here is delivered to me a noble letter,

Lo! there hath been thrown unto me a noble letter.

Dr. Zucker Or perhaps just the nobility of calm?

You have a brave and dignified heart.

Have courage and your generous heart will conquer.

There's something about that that speaks to a kind of nobility and heroism.

So what good was your noble sacrifice?

Your noble hear's fallen for a poor homeless evacuee ?

Your noble face again. If you need anything, tell me now.

I only asked him so that he would invite me but he didn't.

(The Queen said) O nobles, a venerable letter has been delivered to me.

The woman said, O chieftains, indeed a noble letter has been dropped upon me.

She said, 'O Council, see, a letter honourable has been cast unto me.

She said O chiefs! verily there hath been cast unto me an honourable epistle.

She said, O Counselors, a gracious letter was delivered to me.

The Queen said Know my nobles that a gracious letter has been delivered to me.

You can remember some deed of heroism, some touch of nobility.

For Schumpeter, there was something both noble and tragic about the spirit of capitalism.

What a noble thing is that canticle in the fish's belly!

Science is a noble pursuit, but genuine progress in scientific research is not easy to achieve.

The noble cause of multilateral cooperation in the field disarmament requires nothing less.

Every platitude, every resolution, every noble sentiment is used to camouflage home grown tyrannies.

This is a just, noble cause that enhances our values and our humanity.

I have visited the graves of the Tunisians who gave their lives for the noble cause of decolonization.

Does the colour of the money matter if it's to be devoted to a beautiful, noble cause?

This is a noble and necessary commitment as well as a tremendous challenge.

Bangladesh is proud to have played its part in this noble endeavour.

Solidarity not only means substantial aid but also implies tolerance, a noble feeling but one that is hard to achieve.

A dignified heart can survive a serious problem because the problem does not impinge upon his dignity.

The noble quest of peoples for peace following the Second World War led to the establishment of the United Nations.

In all he said, thought, or did, she saw something peculiarly noble and exalted.

The Government that I represent shares his broad and noble vision of the role and place of the United Nations.

The mystique of immense wealth, noble birth, and great exclusivity is further sustained by the global mass media that promote these rituals.

It is crucial that all members of the global family contribute to this noble cause in a spirit of cooperation and genuine partnership.

Europe, once identified as the West as a whole, once held a noble vision of its mission to deliver the fruits of the Enlightenment and the practice of democracy to the world.

Education the synthesis of wisdom and knowledge is the means to strive for a more perfect, more aware, more noble and more just society.

Even the most selfish pig may have... may have something he won't face, even though it's the only decent thing that ever happened to him.

Around the world, most people now rightly celebrate the gentle dignity with which Mandela led South Africa out of the political wilderness.

And in this atmosphere, where the only guidance was people's values and their noble cause, what this group accomplished was historic.

The important and noble position of Garuda in Indonesian tradition since ancient times has venerated Garuda as the national symbol of Indonesia, the embodiment of Indonesian ideology, Pancasila .

Or only when you're old and good for nothing, or else everything noble in you will be lost.

The worthy cause of the advancement of women and the prestige of the United Nations in this area are at stake, and we must proceed with the utmost caution and careful consideration.

If one or both of them grow old in your presence, do not say fie to them, nor reprove them, but say gentle words to them