Sentence examples for because of honour from inspiring English sources

Not because of honour, but because he doesn't want them to share his money.' Still, there were clashes between Schrader, who argued that LaMotta should be given more depth, and Scorsese, who was attracted to the boxer's baseness, his aggression.

Nazir Afzal, head of the Crown Prosecution Service for the north-west, said group-grooming cases suggested most victims of child groomers were white, but added that "women and victims from minorities are even more reluctant to report these crimes, in part because of honour and shame issues".

I'll f*****g die because of honour.

He refused the Companionship of Honour because of the company he would have to keep.

"I wear the failures as a badge of honour because that's how you learn.

"I liked doing the lap of honour because I didn't do it in the 100m," Lyle said.

It will be interesting to see if the two bodies come up with a similar roll of honour because, in my book, the five-man list of nominees for the Premier Rugby prize lacks at least three absolute certainties.

Because of this honour, he received training with the Royal Army, the Navy and the Air Force, which he previously planned to join.

O you, Son, who, concealed in your mother's womb, you gather together peoples by your Father's act – for I perchace am able to compose a holy narrative because you are seen to be God, because, glorious one, the glittering stars show (you) to the world; and I ask, after the close of my life, that you grant to me from the throne of heaven to take a tiny gift because of the honour (I have) attained.

The reason there is more violence in boys' schools is because boys have a code of honour and don't tell when there is trouble brewing.

In the T-Rex, smooth starts are small badges of honour, and because fate has a sense of humour, the best ones invariably occur when nobody is watching.