In order to compose your page's roll of dishonour, you have to grade your loathing, or lack thereof, of a variety of modern ills: use of terms such as "bae" and "yolo", Vladimir Putin, figuring out how to split restaurant bills and so forth.
"I'd like to kill you with this knife because you have dishonoured me," she shouted.
A specialist in farcical stunts, you dishonour even the white shirts you always wear unbuttoned to the waist.
You have dishonoured their sacrifice by threatening wives, mothers and daughters who have made accusations against you".
Worse still, it was a performance so complete in its patheticness, so utterly gutless, that it summed up Barça's season, "the final brick in our wailing wall" as El Mundo Deportivo put it, "the final stab in the supporters' back", according to a mourning Sport, whose front cover this morning is completely black and reads: "Tragic End: You have dishonoured the Barcelona shirt".
Make sure you don't fail anything or you will have "dishonoured the family".
You chose dishonour and you will have war". Indeed, Chamberlain's policies were discredited the following year, when Hitler annexed the remainder of Czechoslovakia in March and then precipitated World War II by invading Poland in September.
I in no way dishonoured the war dead, can you explain that assertion in any other way than "things must stay exactly the same now as they were then"?
"If my brother is behind the attack, I say to him: 'You dishonour us,'" Abdelkader Amri said.
They dishonoured themselves in the lobbies.
