Sentence examples for give honour from inspiring English sources

Everyone in Turkey knows you can never give honour to dishonourable deeds in the past, no matter how hard you try.

To give honour where orders of merit in boxloads would be more fitting, let us begin with Jack L. Warner, who has been making good films for decades and has now stumbled on a great one.

Wilkins developed the visual stress hypothesis and refers to the condition as Meares Irlen syndrome to give honour to the early pioneers [ 8, 10].

Tony Wright, Labour chairman of the Commons Public Administration Committee, which has investigated the honours system, said: 'If we give honours for honours, we should remove them for dishonours.' Thatcher's title was passed to him when his father, Sir Denis, died in June 2003.

Finally, it is corrupt: public officials tend to give honours to one another, while prime ministers use them to reward political donors and assorted bowers and scrapers.These criticisms are entirely accurate.

Here again, Scott gives honour where honour is due, outlining the tasks Severn undertook after being appointed British Consul in Rome in 1861.

''No matter, Sensei, no matter, Sensei," said the waiters, as if the great man had given honour to the restaurant by his eccentric behaviour.

The themes of my work usually are about the B-side of life, nonstandard people, marginal stories...but always trying to give some love to that universe and giving honour to it.

Practice humility, tolerance and giving honour to others without expecting honour in return.

Ian Liddell-Grainger, a Tory, wanted to know if he thought that journalists, especially sketchwriters, should be given honours.

"Other scientists who work on animals but don't speak about their work have been given honours recently.