Sentence examples for Collective honor from inspiring English sources
"collective honor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the honor or reputation of a group or community as a whole, rather than individual honor. Example: "The town's collective honor was at stake as they eagerly prepared for the annual festival."
Conversions, which are freighted with notions of collective honor, can present a jarring social fault line.
Asked if he would claim individual honor from the Shenzhou 5, he demurred, saying "it is a matter of collective honor" for all 14 astronauts who trained for the mission.
The Workingman Collective honor the alchemist red with their piece Red created with red flocking.
Aside from our territorial divide, us natives proudly carry a brazen badge of collective honor that's quite different than the torch raised by the alumni from other states.
Despite all his individual honors, Captain Street was exceedingly proud of a collective award, the Presidential Unit Citation, which went to the Tirante for its overall combat record.
"From my understanding, the mission here will be to collaboratively work with collective labor and honor its place in the educational process.
People the world over must raise our collective voices to honor every woman's birthright to determine in her own way, in her own time, if and when she will give life to the next generation without risking her own.
Maybe I am naive, but I can't help but thinking that one way we can help stop this institutional rot that bedevils our nation is by reeducating ourselves in the collective principles of honor and duty and leadership that have sustained Man over time.
The collective liability clause honored by partners was replaced with a system where bankers and traders were encouraged to take short-term risks with shareholders' money.
As he did so, he acknowledged the novelist, Richard Yates, who wrote the drama, saying, "Hopefully our collective efforts have honored Richard Yates' work tremendously".
The Victorian Society Award honors the collective efforts of co-curators: Janet Parks, Susan Olsen and Charles Warren; catalog authors: Andrew Dolkart (Columbia- GSAPP), Alice Frelinghuysen (Metropolitan Museum of Art), Charles Warren and the late Cynthia Mills and Deborah Cullenn and Jeanette Silverthorne of the Miriam & Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery.
