Meanings of noble spectacle in English

It is really, seen from the philosophic angle, a very noble spectacle.

For Mrs. Hockin must have exclaimed that here was a noble spectacle.

Thus, once again, there was a noble spectacle, a touching symbol!

It is a noble spectacle, and my heart thrills at the thought of it.

She was only Barbara Marshall, thrilled by a noble spectacle.

To see this great cause thus triumphing over distinctions and prejudices was a noble spectacle.

A noble spectacle awaited us as we moved forward.

Such was the noble spectacle exhibited to the chivalry of Spain by these two illustrious rivals.

Then a shout came forth from hundreds of throats at the noble spectacle of fraternal amity.

It is a noble spectacle, that of resolute men reduced to extremities without fleeing from danger.

It was a noble spectacle, a sublime spectacle!

But this is not all: the Church of that time offered a noble spectacle of moral grandeur.

On one of these, Mount Sarmiento, a distant mountain 6800 feet high, presented a very noble spectacle.

It was a noble spectacle, and filled our hearts with pride for our brave comrades of the Light division.

The people, though Abradatus and his chariot made a noble spectacle, were not able to look at him till Panthea was gone.

I anticipated with pleasure the noble spectacle of these three trains sailing forth together on three parallel tracks; which pleasure was denied me.