Completely lacking nobility in character or quality or purpose.
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So far, the book is untitled and the publication date is 2014.
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The untitled game could be in stores as soon as late 2008.
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The untitled comedy, from writer Laura House, has received a script commitment.
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He is working on a third novel, which is as yet untitled.
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The as-yet-untitled series has just started casting, and no airdate is set.
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What we need here is a tamer for vicious and ungentle bipeds.
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And yet, if the ungentle king was not enamoured, he was impressed.
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His speech, though rough of purport, had not been ungentle of delivery.
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The man ducked his gray head; apparently my tone had been ungentle.
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The knights bought; mixing, however, ungentle gibes with their good coin.
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Economic backwardness was taken as holy simplicity; ignoble, craven subservience as piety.
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The entire guard was piled in an ignoble mass on the floor.
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It's quite an ignoble beginning to the tale of a national hero!
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The act of slaughter is always ignoble; sometimes necessary, but always ignoble.
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Then it is ignoble in you to talk to me of spies.
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In hours of stress like the present, there is no ignoble work.
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This scrambling fight marked the ignoble end of the state of Franklin.
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But self-contempt may well consist with perseverance in gratification of ignoble instincts.
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We call it 'ignoble,' because it takes the quarry in direct chase.
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He was false, cunning, vulgar, ignoble; the cheapest kind of human product.
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For Maddox considered the ceremony of marriage an ignoble and barbaric bond.
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Beware of prostituting the higher teachings for selfish ends and ignoble purposes.
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The services performed by them are likewise divisible into noble and ignoble.
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They would be done with the ignoble work of defense behind fortifications.
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For thirteen months America has played an ignoble part among the nations.
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Such a course is as perilous as it is ignoble and unprofitable.
