Sentence examples for from honourable from inspiring English sources

Mr Field, who has been praised for his low expenses claims, accused Sir Thomas of turning him from "honourable member to rogue" and said he would be challenging his findings.

Sirs, in turn, commented that the NUM's unilateral withdrawal from honourable agreements (to provide essential coal supplies) with a brother trade union was perhaps "the beginning of the end for the miners".

The work of Robert Holman seems to have inspired what is, for me, the best scene, when the lonely, eight-year-old Oscar, while birdwatching in a graveyard, reaches out in friendship to a young man whose intentions towards him may be far from honourable.

But newcomers are brought up to speed with the story so far via a (lengthy) cutscene documenting the transformation of its protagonist, Gabriel Belmont, from honourable holy knight into the dark lord himself, Dracula.

While article 114 of the Code makes it a criminal offence to kill someone even 'upon the latter's earnest and urgent request', article 115 criminalizes those who assist a suicide unless they act from honourable motives.

"As somebody who was born and bred only 17 miles from Sheffield, I don't need any lectures from the honourable lady and, in particular, not from the party opposite given that the last Labour government closed offices in York and Liverpool and axed over 1,500 jobs in Preston and across the Fylde coast as part of a major rationalisation of DWP [ Departmentfor Work and Pensions] offices".

Says executive producer Stephen Broussard: "We approached [the ethnicity in the film] from an honourable place.

At The Guardian, Terry Eagleton considers Derrida as a thinker from the "honourable lineage of anti-philosophers" who was nevertheless "no nihilist".

But it is the refuseniks—from probably honourable Brazil and Egypt to dissembling Iran and Syria that most concern inspectors.And there is the nub of the problem.

I have also recently received a letter from the Honourable Chief Mukungule of the Bisa people, one of the very groups I supposedly abused.

For all concerned, the experience was a crash course in economics, and practices ranged from the honourable (Art Rupe at Specialty Records in Los Angeles was tough but principled in his negotiations and royalty payments) to the disreputable.