Sentence examples for felt honor from inspiring English sources

In an open letter to Mr. Valenti, the directors Robert Altman, Joel Coen, Francis Ford Coppola, Nora Ephron, Robert Redford, Julie Taymor and many others said they felt "honor bound to oppose" this ban because it could "irreparably" damage the Oscar chances of riskier films.

In the dream, I felt honor and anxiety.

"What I told a bunch of people a few weeks ago," said Ornstein, "is that while it would be nice if he decided he felt honor bound to stay within the system and take the money, if he did so I might join a group of people who sued him for political malpractice.

He felt honor-bound not to make more than 100 to retain their value to collectors.

During my four years there, the code worked, and we felt honor-bound to maintain it and were proud that we did.

If she had felt honor-bound to observe the quasi-cinematic rule of "show, don't tell," as fiction writers have ever since the movies started taking over, it would have put her out of business.

He refused to make Conkling Secretary of State, and if he did offer him a seat on the Supreme Court it was because, Reeves argues, he felt "honor-bound" to give something to his by then thoroughly humiliated patron.

A woman who felt honor-bound to return home at twenty-two, wher her mother was widowed, and then spent the next quarter century stealing as many weeks and months away as possible — she had to go to New York to get some privacy, she frets in a letter, she had to go to get some time to write — while fulfilling the obligations of an almost egregiously dutiful daughter.

Rose felt honored, and proud.

She felt honored to speak to him.

Would Percy have felt honored by this tribute?