Sentence examples for act of dishonor from inspiring English sources

It seemed to regard reasonable political compromise as an act of dishonor.

But when Macron's plans began circulating in the French media late last week, a number of conservatives decried what they saw an act of betrayal — dishonoring French fighters in the interest of not offending Germany.

For Nick Glover, a 66-year-old Vietnam War veteran, removing Lee's statue and the three other Confederate monuments from the New Orleans landscape amounts to an official act to "dishonor men of valor". Glover, who is white, says two of his ancestors fought for the Confederacy at Gettysburg, Pa.

Some critics said that his endorsement of Obama was an act of "disloyalty and dishonor".

Reprising language from a speech he gave at the Coast Guard Academy this month, Mr. Cheney said of the war in Iraq that the "only way to lose this fight is to quit — but that would be an act of betrayal and dishonor, and that is not going to happen on our watch".

It was the last act of an old soldier: death before dishonor.

The idea of dishonor, of some kind of real or perceived humiliation, can drive people to desperate acts.

That position of dishonor belongs to the United States.

Rodriguez is a "man of dishonor" after he admits to using steroids.

Some of the artist's most trenchant commentary is in the series called "Medals of Dishonor".

Others at the top of this roll of dishonor, in descending order of jailings, were Eritrea, China, Myanmar, Vietnam, Syria and Turkey.