Sentence examples for a sort of honor from inspiring English sources
Gough himself will, though, employing a sort of honor system and offering the novel for free, with encouragement to pay later.
The author allows Minami a sort of rumpled honor, but makes plain the irony and the near futility of being a homicide detective in a nation inhabited by hundreds of thousands of corpses, and of being charged with the investigation of a single death in a city where entire districts have vanished overnight.
Oddly, the price cuts have become a sort of badge of honor in Hamptons society, said Susan Breitenbach, a broker at Corcoran.
Among older companies, there is a sort of code of honor.
The tape and those cards have become a sort of "badge of honor" for those who have attended the shows.
As a pimply, fantasy-obsessed pre-teen, and then a pimply, punk-obsessed high schooler, I learned to wear this inability as a sort of badge of honor.
It has been a privilege and an odd sort of honor to delve into the shallow ends of these shallow pools.
Maybe it's a sick sort of honor to even be nominated.
And yet we continue to use long hours as a sort of macho badge of honor.
As an ABC -- American-Born-Chinese -- I had to settle for a less personal sort of honor and pride in "returning" to my family's homeland.
