Sentence for nobleman | Use nobleman in a sentence

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• A most amusing nobleman! (10)
• The nobleman forbore. (10)
• A great nobleman, yes. (10)
• Quite the young nobleman. (10)
• There is the real nobleman. (10)
• Nobleman and parasite exchanged looks. (10)
• The nobleman went on his honour loudly. (10)
• But the poor young nobleman did not choose! (10)
• He showed the condescension of a true nobleman. (9)
• But his Grace is quite an exceptional nobleman. (10)
• Lord Fleetwood, he repeated, was a black nobleman. (10)
• The little nobleman swayed deploringly in his chair. (10)
• The Austrian nobleman asked him stiffly for his name. (10)
• Now and then a nobleman, very much out of his element. (10)
• The nobleman appeared silently to accept the imputation. (10)
• He has enemies, was variously said of the persecuted nobleman. (10)
• Another voice in the young nobleman cried: Pooh, dolt and dupe! (10)
• He has a fault: he does not comprehend the feelings of a nobleman. (10)
• Her speech and manner poured oil on the uncivil Austrian nobleman. (10)
• I wrote to Edbury, and to Heriot, bidding him call on the young nobleman. (10)
• The advance of some German or Russian nobleman spared me further efforts. (10)
• A great nobleman patronizes Christopher; a Lord Fleetwood, a lord of wealth. (10)
• At the ripe age of sixteen I saw a nobleman in despair because of my beauty. (10)
• A nobleman, indeed, alone with a young wife in the dark, and she sich a beauty! (10)
• Evil genius of some sort beside him the wealthy young nobleman is sure to have. (10)
• She was betrothed to an Italian nobleman of Bologna, the friend of the brothers. (10)
• This antiquated fussiness of the dilettante little nobleman was sickening to her. (10)
• The young nobleman of the millions was watched; the town spyglass had him in its orbit. (10)
• The new influence at work on the young nobleman was evident, if only in the language used. (10)
• It is gentry in reality, for had poor Papa been legitimized, he would have been a nobleman. (10)
• We may suspect the miserly nobleman of curtailing it for his purposes; and such is my idea. (10)
• And to be treated, even by a great nobleman, as if we were stuff picked up out of the ditch! (10)
• He was the born nobleman in his friendliness with the bridal pair and respectfulness to Mr. Woodseer. (10)
• He was a weak young nobleman; he had wealth for a likeness of strength; he had no glory about his head. (10)
• Where every man, from nobleman to labourer, should be an oligarch by faith, and a gentleman by practice. (8)
• He seemed to her no longer the stationed nobleman, but one of other idle men, and the saddest of young men. (10)
• Carinthia was sure she had the name of the nobleman wishing to bestow his title upon the beautiful Henrietta. (10)
• For his lieutenants the leader chose the three sons of a nobleman of New {115} France named Charles le Moine. (19)
• In fine, he was a millionaire nobleman, owning to a considerable infusion of Welsh blood in the composition of him. (10)
• We cited Lord Edbury to appear before us, and I tell you we extracted an ample apology to you from that young nobleman. (10)
• Certain looks of those eyes recently, when in colloquy with my lord, removed the towering nobleman to a shadowed landscape. (10)
• Then the world learnt too surely that the dreaded evil had happened, its wealthiest nobleman had gone over to the Church of Rome! (10)
• Perhaps the one she witnessed in Milan, when a great nobleman was buried, was longer, but in this every individual seemed to feel genuine grief. (5)
• A young nobleman of ready power, quick temper, few scruples, and a taxed forbearance, was not likely to stand thwarted and goaded-and by a woman. (10)
• He beheld her quietly selecting the position of dignity to suit her: an eminent military man, or statesman, or wealthy nobleman: she had but to choose. (10)
• His humour flickered wildly round the ridiculous position of a prominent young nobleman, whose bearing and character were foreign to a position of ridicule. (10)

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