nobly

Whatever her husband's stock, she almost certainly was nobly born.

He has done nobly, and cannot go without any honest man's voice.

Those who are nobly born have not only the right but also the responsibility.

You have held nobly to your resolution to own the truth.

"And you nobly decided to try to put a stop to it by killing me."

Take courage, then, and nobly say what you think that knowledge is.

Burt had done nobly by me when I really needed it.

Americans have always tried to serve, to sacrifice nobly for what we believe to be right.

In this instance, at least, the power of his name was nobly employed.

It was well and nobly said to a youngster like me.

This was Hall's third inning, and he had done nobly so far.

Towards the close of the campaign, in 1776, these middle States were called upon and did their duty nobly.

He fought nobly but the odds against him were too great.

If you ask me, our bosses are acting pretty nobly.

Nobly, you saved my life, and were struck down in the doing of it.

He was tall, nobly built and wore his hair in the order of the times.

The qualities of both, in this difficult moment, shone out nobly.

Each tried to behave more nobly than the other, and this complicated everything.

"We nobly decided to wait until you were ready, Laura."

"You have lived up to your end of the contract nobly," Smith said.

"As someone who was nobly born, you have no more choice than the rest of us.

It's one thing to claim, nobly, that the society should be kept intact at any cost.

I think nobly of the soul, and no way approve his opinion.

You will meet all emergencies and cope with them nobly.

The White was holding up nobly: that driver had courage.