Sentence examples for cause of honour from inspiring English sources
Experts interviewed by the programme argue that the root cause of "honour" crime lies in forced marriage.
Every week, ballrooms are hired, limousines are prepared, gowns are obtained, hair is done, five-star dinners are concocted, all in the cause of honouring a celebrity for something other than their day job.
Universal Pictures decided to put DVD proceeds towards the cause in honour of "a man who spent a great deal of his life in service to others".
The following day, the paper performed an amusing volte face when Pippa's turn as maid of honour caused something of a stir: she was duly re-christened "the Princess of Hotness".
To the old Yorkshiremen that might have been a mark of honour and a cause for celebration (well, a cup of milky tea and a sensible biscuit at any rate), but when you come from the islands of Learie Constantine, Everton Weekes and Garry Sobers I bet you really have to fight for your right not to party.
The social stigma and perceived loss of honour an unmarried woman brings to the family caused two women's deaths.
This time there is a man of honour, a kind of lawman without portfolio - someone who believes in justice enough to follow its cause for a pittance.
The Lib Dem approach caused deep irritation in Downing Street, though some Tories are likely to regard Clegg's "no" list as a badge of honour.
Baird said she saw the honour as "giving the cause of equality a boost".
