Sentence examples for honorable about from inspiring English sources

If there was something honorable about this, there was also something cold.

There's something honorable about that, sticking to your policies even if it means electoral defeat.

Because there's something honorable about committing one's self to a hapless team.

Is there something less honorable about the bravery of Toney and Mosley — or, for that matter, Leal?

Is there something less honorable about the bravery of Toney and Mosley or, for that matter, Leal?

Even if Trump has, for years, been a notorious and noxious commenter on the shape of other peoples' bodies, especially women's bodies, there is nothing honorable about these attempts to fat-shame a fat-shamer.

Beyond its honorable message about the dignity of deafness, it teaches a respect for the past and for the power of memory to make minds.

(Wilborn Hampton) 'THE OVERWHELMING' J. T. Rogers's smart and honorable drama about blundering Americans in Rwanda presents a sprawling panorama of perspectives on a nation in turmoil.

Class of 2008, It is up to all of you to make a difference, to have people say honorable things about you and leave the impression that you never gave up on yourselves.

Though he wrote an honorable novel about a band of Jewish partisans, "If Not Now, When?" (Levi himself was a partisan before his arrest and shipment to Auschwitz), he was more successful with short stories.

Kirchner told me that she couldn't say anything further while a judicial inquiry was under way, but she urged me to watch a BBC spy drama she had recently enjoyed, called "The Honorable Woman," about a British heiress who is the daughter of an Israeli arms dealer, and who gets caught up in the violent entanglements of the new Middle East.