| This is the disheartening tale of a noble people ignobly led. |
| The noble people will be nobly ruled, and the ignorant and corrupt ignobly. |
| And not only has it failed in its management, but it has failed deplorably, ignobly, horribly. |
| Why should he not do nobly that which journalists did ignobly and without principle? |
| I have said that Gilroy's parting warning rankled in his breast, but not ignobly. |
| Or maybe I would fall in, ignobly, with the packs of Hollywood runaways I had seen profiled sensationally on television news magazines. |
