Sentence examples for form of honor from inspiring English sources

Ian McKellen may be about to have a blockbuster smash hit come out in the form of the "X-Men: Days of Future Past," but the LGBT icon is also receiving a whole different form of honor from a group of dedicated fans.

Some form of honors was awarded to 44.4percentt of the seniors.

Nearly 90percentt of the students in Harvard's class of 2001 graduated with some form of honors.

But I am afraid that they are many teens' only refuge from the posturing that we have already imposed on them in the form of honors classes, varsity sports, charity work, etc., that they very often do out of a sense of duty rather than a sense of meaningful human contact.

According to the most recent data available from the Association of American Medical Colleges, the majority of schools assign some form of honors designation to students for preclinical coursework (of 56 schools surveyed in 2011, 37 schools awarded honors and 19 schools did not) [ 1].

In "Angel," the upper classes paid attention to certain forms of honor, but in "Charm" the wealthy don't disguise their nastiness.

The State Department now considers forced genital mutilation and forced marriage as forms of honor violence, and has task forces set up on each issue.

Flight attendants and pilots in uniform formed a kind of honor guard as the mourners, some clutching hands and holding on to each other, climbed the church's front steps.

Rather, he believes that we moderns have retained a form of peer honor, stripped of gender and re-engineered for a large and diverse society whose moral triumph has been the extension of dignity to all.

Through time, CalyMayor learned that the names of the workers on the bag appear as a form of an honor system used by the bag making companies.

Rather, they use a kind of honor system and simply read the forms submitted for approval.