Usage examples (37)

• "A gentleman of blood is defined to descend of three descents of nobleness, that is to saie, of name and of armes both by father and mother" (p. 161).
• Ah, the drama, and the 'nobleness' of those characters!
• Speculation and conjecture create the contrivance, which is promoted (continuously, mind you) as the controversy, and then wrapped in the "nobleness" of a conspiracy.
• "I know all you are going to say," she murmured, with a kind of nobleness which moved him even through his sense of its grotesqueness.