Sample Sentences fornoblesse oblige (auto-selected)
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"You've got true noblesse oblige, Mountain Goat," Dad would say.† (source)
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Noblesse oblige-nobility imposes obligations.† (source)
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The lad expected it, so you gave it to him—out noblesse oblige is an emotion felt only by those who are noble.† (source)
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At the same time, though, "Master Harold" makes us reexamine the assumptions of right—and rights—that we take for granted in watching the Shakespearean original, notions of privilege and noblesse oblige, assumptions about power and inheritance, ideas of accepted behavior and even of adulthood itself.† (source)
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But there were still others, older people, who said that even grief could not cause a real lady to forget noblesse oblige—without calling it noblesse oblige.† (source)
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As for you and me, noblesse oblige'—he watched me narrowly.† (source)
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An adventurer like Lemuel Struthers might build up the millions of his Shoe Polish on any number of shady dealings; but unblemished honesty was the noblesse oblige of old financial New York.† (source)
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He possessed infinite courage, an averagely good mind, and a sense of honor with a clear charm and noblesse oblige that varied it from righteousness.† (source)
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His sense of noblesse oblige will cost him his life at the hands of Patroklos.† (source)
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—I do not count it as nobility; it must be assumed to spring from a much commoner emotion than noblesse oblige.† (source)
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But there were still others, older people, who said that even grief could not cause a real lady to forget noblesse oblige—without calling it noblesse oblige.† (source)
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Speaking judiciously, as one related to the church by marriage, Mrs. Warren gave verdict: "I'm sure we're all heartily in accord with Mrs. Kennicott in feeling that wherever genuine poverty is encountered, it is not only noblesse oblige but a joy to fulfil our duty to the less fortunate ones.† (source)
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