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Meanings of ennobling in English
Usage of ennobling in English
1
Her work spoke in it; called to her; promised comfort and ennobling.
2
It can be the most lowering: it can be the most ennobling.
3
There were many ennobling influences in this world before women entered it.
4
These incessant attacks at length overthrow the ennobling philosophy of the colonist.
5
But the guiding light, the grand aim, the ennobling influence were gone.
6
It is so pure and ennobling, so free from all material taint.
7
But even that bereavement was mitigated by distractions alike inevitable and ennobling.
8
To every man so writing, the art, doubtless, is an ennobling one.
9
Nature's teaching is never sordid nor mercenary, but always purifying and ennobling.
10
True art is inseparable from the highest and most ennobling ideas.
11
This is what is so uplifting and ennobling in the work.
12
You want the ennobling influence of labor to make a man of you.
13
There is something ennobling in the triumph of Mind over Matter.
14
The consciousness of liberty is an ennobling element in human nature.
15
But the pushy, ennobling pulse Of the ordinary won't halt For good taste.
16
And to watch and share its mood is positively ennobling to the stranger.
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