Sentence examples for Honorable citizens from inspiring English sources

He also emphasized poker's distinguished heritage as a game that presidents, Supreme Court justices and other honorable citizens had played.

If there was a battle of the brothers, the McDonalds, being honorable citizens, wouldn't last a minute against Kenny Kevinn Janssens and Dave Jeroen Percevalal).

In the military's bloody response to a Christian protest in Cairo in October, Egyptian television referred to Copts as though they were foreign agitators bent on subversion, calling on "honorable citizens" to defend the army.

The new film "Titanic," for example, sets up a chasm between the hypocritical, self-important and mean-spirited passengers of the upper decks and the spirited, authentic, more honorable citizens of the lower decks.

And I think most people -- most police officers are good, dedicated, honorable citizens who are doing their job, putting their lives at risk, who aren't bigoted or aren't prejudiced.

The flip side to the smartphone mania is that it also inspires deep paranoia among the police and some ordinary citizens, known popularly here as "honorable citizens". I know people who've been threatened with arrest for taking a photo of the Suez Canal (after the pyramids, one of Egypt's most famous features).

This is a good, good, honorable citizen, and they're playing politics with him up there".

A photographer friend was admonished by an "honorable citizen" for trying to take a photo of the Nile with her phone.

He wouldn't be the first Republican to do so; John McCain, for one, said the allegations were "nothing less than an unwarranted and unfounded attack on an honorable citizen".

"It is far better, and more accurate, to talk straight: These allegations about Huma Abedin, and the report from which they are drawn, are nothing less than an unwarranted and unfounded attack on an honorable citizen, a dedicated American, and a loyal public servant".

But I also wanted to see what a first-rate artist committed to being an honorable citizen did when faced not with second-rate political scandals but with life-and-death upheavals: a revolution that was changing everything, from the way people worked to the way they thought.