Our partners — not to mention thousands of Syrian civilians — will suffer greatly because of America's dishonorable actions.
When there is shame for having feminine qualities such as emotions, it can result in dishonorable actions or acting out in ways that eventually result in embarrassment or shameful feelings.
To them, it's a mark of shame: Not voting for one of the two major candidates is routinely decried as a fundamentally dishonorable course of action, as if by withholding the franchise one is forsaking the sacrifices of our war dead out of some misguided notion of aggrievement.
Nevertheless, a retrospective judgement that the government's policies and actions were dishonorable does not warrant rescinding the medals awarded to individual soldiers for bravery in a brief, fierce fight in which 25 soldiers were killed and 45 others wounded.
Other Libby sympathizers put it more bluntly in the conservative magazine, calling Bush "dishonorable" and saying that his action was akin to leaving a soldier on the battlefield.
In the reprimand letter, which was obtained by The Times, Dr. Candelaria Martin, the department's clinical director of medical staff at Spirit Lake, said Dr. Tilus's dissemination of the e-mail to health and law enforcement officers outside his chain of command constituted "engaging in action and behavior of a dishonorable nature".
But in the reprimand letter, which was obtained by The Times, Dr. Candelaria Martin, the department's clinical director of medical staff at Spirit Lake, said Dr. Tilus's dissemination of the e-mail to health and law enforcement officers outside his chain of command constituted "engaging in action and behavior of a dishonorable nature".
But actions that would have been dishonorable to those for whom honor was "sacred" seem viewed today as missteps for which one apologizes and then moves on, expecting the public to forgive, even possibly forget.
Better yet, be aware of your actions and attempt not to do anything dishonorable in the first place.
