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Our objective is to enlighten and ennoble the liberal arts student.
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I ennoble my work by dedicating each day's labor to another.
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And this confession made his romantic gestures all the more ennobling.† (source)
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Slowly, carefully, relishing his penmanship, he wrote the following letter: Att: TO HE WHO GREATLY ENNOBLED HUMAN NATURE BY CREATING IT Dear God: The Purpose of this letter is to familiarize you with facts which either have escaped your notice, or which you have chosen to ignore.† (source)
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Her hair, the color of stainless steel, had ennobled her face, but now it looked like ragged yellow strands of corn silk, and her beautiful panther eyes did not recover their old sparkle even in the brilliant heat of her anger.† (source)
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He felt ennobled and invulnerable.† (source)
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They belonged to me; they ennobled me and gave me some place in the world.† (source)
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Life had knocked them around, but for a brief moment they were being refreshed by an ennobling experience.† (source)
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Wladyslaw Szpilman describes it in such a way that we can get a deeper understanding of something we already suspected: prisons, ghettos and concentration camps, with their huts and watchtowers and gas chambers, are not designed to ennoble the character.† (source)
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the world excuses, and notoriety ennobles you.† (source)
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Eragon thought for a minute, then told her in brief about the attempts on Nasuada's life, the uprisings in the north and the south, the birth of Roran and Katrina's daughter, Roran's ennoblement, and the list of treasures they had recovered from within the citadel.† (source)
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CANTO XXXIII "O virgin mother, daughter of thy Son, Created beings all in lowliness Surpassing, as in height, above them all, Term by th' eternal counsel pre-ordain'd, Ennobler of thy nature, so advanc'd In thee, that its great Maker did not scorn, Himself, in his own work enclos'd to dwell!† (source)
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There were times when the Corps could be a powerful protector ofits own members, and if ever its love was turned on you for any reason, you were always surprised and ennobled by the heat and fire and passion of it.† (source)
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Today they seemed content to stand at attention, bask in the warm breeze, and allow the sun to work its ennobling magic.† (source)
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Poor, pitiful, shriveled wretch, with a soul so small that a little pelf would outweigh all things else that dignify or ennoble manhood.† (source)
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Equality of conditions not only ennobles the notion of labor in men's estimation, but it raises the notion of labor as a source of profit.† (source)
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