Sentence examples for felt honour from inspiring English sources

Neither council was particularly in favour of the financial settlement but felt honour bound to promote the bill, having been the initial instigators of the scheme.

Anita also showed me the value of mentoring so I have always felt honour-bound to pay that forwards.

I broke off from my journey at the Brys Estate for a thimbleful of Riesling, then felt honour-bound to sample the Pinot Noir at Chateau Chantal.

Miles away, in Pisa, Kirsten Aschengreen Piacenti, an art historian, felt honour-bound to get on a bus and head to Florence.

The last devoted its most recent issue to "sensemaking, organising, and storytelling," and, having previously championed storytelling as a form of education, your correspondent felt honour-bound to peruse the articles.

I thought one of the most poignant moments was the death of Hector – the greatest warrior among the Trojans, who knew they were fighting a wrong cause and yet felt honour-bound to champion his people.

He added that an unusual number of "extremely distinguished screenwriters" had died in the past year, and the academy had felt honour-bound to mention as many of these as possible in the short "in memoriam" sequence.

"He also dared to say that gay people can be air-headed jerks at a time when all gay fiction felt honour-bound to portray gay men as cute or victimised".

I felt honoured just to be acknowledged.

I felt honoured and humbled in equal measure.

I felt honoured to be in the last series really.