Sentence examples for honorable approach from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration, however, is resisting this honorable approach.
"This clearly does not reflect a Christlike and honorable approach to competition".
Owen was right that an honorable approach to war requires both ably leading troops on the battlefield, and reporting honestly what occurs there.
Adam Cohen (Editorial Observer, Nov. 9), enlisting the poet Wilfred Owen, contends that President Bush is "resisting" the "honorable approach" of "reporting honestly what occurs" on the battlefield in Iraq.
The similarities and overlaps between the two instantly catch the eye: from the discussion of the inevitability of death to the nature of human self-deception and the admiration (romantic or not) of the honorable approach to life and mortality shown by Russian peasants (in contrast to the people, as Tolstoy puts it, "in our world"; that is, among the elite).
Certainly, wanting to identify children in need quickly is an honorable approach, at least if the goal is to improve the living conditions of these children and to understand their behavioral disorders.
"We approached your honorable council on this matter when you considered the proposed development at 2425 South Coast [Hwy.]," Jessen said.
The moms took this turn toward the positive approach that is both honorable and redeeming, reflecting the true unconditional love of a parent.
While I am on record as favoring the quasi-market approach to setting fee levels on health care, I recognize that honorable people can differ honorably in their evaluation of these approaches.
In addition to finding promising clerks who are smart, honorable, well trained in the law and adept in researching and writing about it, each of these approaches would underscore what's at stake.
