Meanings of noble-minded man in English

The pathos of the situation is that he was naturally a noble-minded man.

A noble-minded man would only have recourse to such measures in the most utter extremity.

I was received most cordially by that noble-minded man, whose face beamed with goodness and kindness.

This fearless and noble-minded man obtained the confidence of the Maoris, and a commencement of colonization was made.

Again, The noble-minded man makes the most of others' good qualities, not the worst of their bad ones.

A whole world, for want of Reform, is drowning and sinking; threatening to swamp itself into a Stygian quagmire, uninhabitable by any noble-minded man.

When I perceived he was no more, I mourned over the noble-minded man who took that part which he thought would most benefit his country.

Moreover, though he was a little wrong-headed and not a little pig-headed, he was a noble-minded man, and nothing noble passed him unobserved or unappreciated.

Once he says, "Dear Eliza," to Miss Cabot, who married that noble-minded man, Dr. Follen, and in them both he always felt the strongest interest.

But they must have been truly generous, brave, and noble-minded men.

He said Taft is the most noble-minded men they have, entirely opposite from what the newspapers say.

Such is the sentiment of noble-minded men.

All hail to Sidney!-thepink of chivalry-thehero of Zutphen-the author of the 'Arcadia,'-thegifted, courteous, genial and noble-mindedman!

Let us see good, honest and noble-minded men and women, and then will follow all those accomplishments that are really necessary.

Where the right is plain, honest, wise, and noble-minded men are all on one side; and only rogues and fools are on the other.