Sentence examples for honorable choice from inspiring English sources

In some cases it is an honorable choice.

In the end, Obama could have no honorable choice but to invoke the Fourteenth.

He was, Perlstein says, "a shaken man afraid he was signing his political death warrant, convinced that the Constitution offered him no other honorable choice".

While becoming a prosecutor was an honorable choice, he recalled the veteran politician telling him, someone interested in elective office should work instead on a few campaigns.

Like others who are persuaded to enlist, he feels that he has made an honorable choice for his country, and the right one for him personally.

Havrilesky argues, however, that this dream feeds a delusion; "that isolation is the most honorable choice, that dropping out... is somehow more valiant than working slowly to reform, to collaborate, to hope for better".

After being publicly confronted over this issue, Ms. Stahl and her employer had two honorable choices: They could have defended her role on the Peterson Advisory Board, or they could have acknowledged that it was inappropriate and announced her resignation.

But worse than that was the damage to their reputation as the honorable, pious choice, due to their regular political about faces.

Celibacy, as an honorable life choice, is tricky aside from Scripture's view (i.e. lust and adultery merely require thinking about it).

Plutarch held that accepting life under tyranny would have compromised Cato's self-consistency (constantia) as a Stoic and impaired his freedom to make the honorable moral choices.

Junior attackman Ryan Drenner (Westminster), senior defenseman Mike Lowe and junior long-stick midfielder Tyler Mayes (Calvert Hall) were honorable-mention choices.