Sentence examples for have always honoured from inspiring English sources

It also says 'The king of Spain whom I have always honoured'.

Barrie requested that the amount raised from Peter Pan should never be revealed, and the hospital has always honoured his wishes.

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

"I have always declined official honours," he explained at the time.

Apart from the odd lollipop lady and gold medal-winning Olympian, honours have always largely gone to the undeserving; MPs, high-ranking civil servants, judges and top brass in the armed forces.

We have always valued it immeasurably, tried to honour it as best we could and can only say thank you to you all very deeply and sincerely.

He complained about the reference to the Ice Warriors' code of honour, claiming it to have always been "damnably dull".

In fact, [Morgan wrote], to have been rejected for such service I have always felt to have been a high honour".

Khan said: "We have always produced thoughtful and ambitious dance productions for the international stage and we are honoured to have won the Olivier Award.

Tempah said before his performance: "I have always been a big gaming fan and it's such an honour to be involved".

"I have always (probably naively) assumed that the professorship of poetry at Oxford was an honour that a poet was asked to accept," said Stevenson.