Sentence examples for Honorable Senators from inspiring English sources
Honorable Senators and Representatives of the American People, As you know, the eyes of the world rest on your deliberations pertaining to the nuclear agreement between Iran and six other nations, including the United States.
I am simply suggesting this would be a more effective, and, ultimately, a more productive, address than the one Netanyahu is expected to deliver.* "Mr. Speaker, honorable senators and members of Congress, it is a great privilege to stand before you and talk about a subject that is of extraordinary importance to me, my country, and all of our friends across the world.
Here is a video of the honorable senator from New York Hilary Clinton's speech on August 26 , 2008 honoring Mott, Stanton, and the other women who fought for their rights.
You never questioned the fact that his former opponent, the honorable Senator John McCain, was not born in the CONUS or that Bush had a C average in his undergrad.
For the honorable senator I recommend Leslie Marmon Silko's "Ceremony," a) because it's a perfect novel about our country and b) because "Ceremony" is all about love and hope, and Senator Obama is going to need a ton of both to get through this one with his warrior-heart intact.
"He was a really decent and honorable person," Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican, told me.
"She's knowledgeable, she's smart, she's honorable," said Senator Richard G. Lugar, the Indiana Republican who is the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.
An Honorable Mention goes to Senator Elizabeth Warren, for introducing three commonsense bills to help American workers and their families.
Also deserving of an Honorable Mention this week was Senator Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, whom we had a chance to sit down with during Netroots Nation and discuss Social Security.
Also winning an Honorable Mention this week is Senator Al Franken, who shows just who the clowns truly are, by his masterful and human defusing of anti-healthcare-reform public disruption.
Our second Honorable Mention goes to two senators who really should have won the MIDOTW outright this week (and indeed would have, if the whole letter-to-Iran thing hadn't happened).
