Sentence examples for extreme honor from inspiring English sources
But needless to say, it's an extreme honor to have him around".
"He served this country with extreme honor, but came home and was a servant leader in helping his brothers and sisters dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder," said Mr. Cox, also a former military sniper.
BM: Well, Johnny Mercer was one of the really great songwriters to have ever lived, so it's an extreme honor.
"To have one of the nation's most prominent voices speak on this topic at CWCBExpo is an extreme honor.
When I spoke with Michael E. O'Hanlon, a defense-policy specialist at the Brookings Institution, he argued that counterinsurgency efforts, which place greater emphasis on avoiding the use of force (to minimize civilian casualties), call for "a quieter daily kind of courage," one that rarely requires "that moment of extreme valor" typically honored with a medal.
Mr. Daly is a U.S. Army veteran of World War II who received the Congressional Medal of Honor for extreme heroism while leading his infantry company through the shell-battered, sniper-infested wreckage of Nuremberg, Germany, in April 1945.
In perhaps one of the more extreme cases, 17-year-old honor student Diane Tran was forced to spend the night in jail in May after missing too many classes from Willis High School in Texas.
And, while relief pitchers represent extreme long shots to win the honor, it did not seem an outlandish sentiment.
Oklahoma's honors program is an extreme example.
Cynics speculate that military leaders are exercising extreme caution in awarding the highest honors out of fear that a recipient's blemished background could become an embarrassment, something that was not as great a concern in the pre-Internet era.
