Sentence for nobility | Use nobility in a sentence

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• He plays with his nobility. (10)
• It is so sweet to deal with true nobility. (10)
• But again that absurd nobility assaulted him. (8)
• Various fish took part in his title of nobility. (10)
• But call it not a contention: there is nobility in that. (10)
• They were right; he was as capable of villany as of nobility. (10)
• We came to America because we had no money; the nobility had control of it. (18)
• And as he thus expatiated, he grew in nobility of aspect with his enthusiasm. (2)
• On the beloved who shares it with us, it is a stamp of the highest nobility. (10)
• I am content to take my patent of nobility for good conduct in the revolution. (10)
• Her choice of a man like Dacier, too, of whom Redworth judged highly, showed nobility. (10)
• He had made Canada a royal province, with a nobility of its own and with Champlain as Viceroy. (19)
• Notwithstanding their dignity and nobility of conception, they won their way but slowly to favor. (3)
• I believe patents of nobility and grants of land are the only means that will subdue the Americans. (18)
• At the age of nine, he gave his first concert before an audience composed largely of Hungarian nobility. (3)
• A maudlin fit of worship of our nobility had hold of him next, and English aristocracy received the paean. (10)
• The nobility of Edward Russett, Earl of Fleetwood, surpassed the nobility of common nobles. (10)
• What I call on you for is nobility; the transcendent nobility of faithfulness beyond death. (10)
• Segwuna looked a perfect picture of nobility of character this evening, when she left Mollie at Dorminghurst. (18)
• Her spirit should so manifest its capacity for sacrifice that she would be first with him through sheer nobility. (8)
• The nobility of her figure still had power over them; but behind them venomous demons raged and made a path toward her. (12)
• Anne had never seen her father and sister before in contact with nobility, and she must acknowledge herself disappointed. (4)
• Dainty sauces are the life, the nobility, of famous dishes; taken alone, the former would be nauseating, the latter plebeian. (10)
• I was greeted by the lady of all nobility with her gracious warmth, and in his usual abrupt manful fashion by Prince Hermann. (10)
• There was much in common between them; the Italian had the solidity, dignity and nobility of treatment generally associated with the German character. (3)
• Manners, as in France, are democratic, and the ancient nobility here as a class are even more shadowy than the dwellers in the Faubourg Saint Germain. (14)
• The nobility disliked her; the court feared her; the common people, goaded by priests and sectaries, saw in her the embodied misfortune of their country. (12)

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Definition of nobility:

• nobility, no-bil’i-ti, n. the quality of being noble: high rank: dignity: excellence: greatness of mind or character: antiquity of family: descent from noble ancestors: the persons holding the rank of nobles. | adj. nobil’iary, pertaining to the nobility. | v.t. nobil’itate, to ennoble. | n. nobilit’tion.(0)

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