Sentence examples for honest names from inspiring English sources

Re Melanie Coronetz's June 9 Op-Ed article on computer-age rejection of good, honest names: My name, like many others, is spelled with an apostrophe.

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"The main thing is his honest name.

And he will only defend this honest name in an open trial".

A more honest name might be "Sea", as more than seven-tenths of the planet's surface is covered with salt water.

Officially, it's called Umpire Rock, owing to the ball fields nearby, but its denizens have given it a more honest name.

So if Congress is to keep sending taxpayer money to farmers to build manure lagoons, it may want to consider a more honest name for the program.

Back when Simply Measured was a duo in Seattle with a grip of seed money and a very honest name, Untitled Startup, it was Damon and Aviel with the idea of building something.

Where it has been used to hire instructors and counselors, it is de facto tuition with a less honest name.

But at the same time, he was also making an honest name as a collector of silverware, tin toys, Staffordshire china, seashells, and  stamps.

It may be a tough-sounding, honest-working name, but naming your hero Jack is like naming your son Aidan.