Sentence examples for have honourable from inspiring English sources

The retiring Oxford mathematician was thought to have honourable designs on Alice's older sister.

A different kind of Victorian doll sparks to life in Annabelle (Warner, 15), a film no one could accuse of having shiny trophies in its sights – though this honest trash does have honourable origins of a sort in 2013's excellent haunted-house ride The Conjuring.

Trust the judgement of your friends.They will be able to tell whether or not someone has honourable intentions, or if they're going to be a good match for you.

But you can have an honourable future.

And the Lib Dems do have an honourable record of speaking up for civil liberties.

THE world will always have an honourable place for the likes of Kitty Kelley.

Substitute "speak" for "write", and one might have an honourable motto for the blogging spirit, no?

When the history of the 20th century comes to be written Georgi Arbatov will have an honourable place as a peacemaker.

There have been honourable exceptions before now, including criminally under-appreciated dramas such as the superb detective series Father Brown and Land Girls way back in 2009.

After the disastrous United Auto Workers strike last summer, which cost the company $2 billion in profits, the politer half of the business press hoped that he might have an honourable, but early, retirement.

Over the years there have been honourable critical exceptions to this onslaught, but the primary reason why such long-standing, semi-official animus has failed to extinguish popular enthusiasm is the undoubted resonance of the work, coupled with a mythology that has connected with the public imagination.