Sentence examples for honorable fight from inspiring English sources
The phrase "honorable fight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a battle or conflict that is fought with honor and fairness. Example: Despite being heavily outnumbered, the soldiers put up an honorable fight, refusing to surrender until they were completely overrun by the enemy forces.
In rejecting pressure to broaden his show's appeal, Mr. O'Brien saw himself as fighting an honorable fight, offering higher quality and smarter laughs rather than rolling out the terrorist jokes and ugly-sister jokes of his predecessor.
Another video, posted on the Internet by her captors after her release, showed Ms. Carroll, on her last full day as a hostage, describing the American forces in Iraq as occupiers who were "treating the people in a very, very bad way," predicting their defeat, and lauding the insurgents as "good people fighting an honorable fight".
Most Civil War movies, Chadwick tells us, presented the South as the underdog, doomed to defeat by the greater numbers and resources of the industrial North, but making an honorable fight.
Larkin loves combat sports as much as the next guy, but as he makes abundantly clear, we're not talking about squaring off against opponents in honorable fights.
Both Senator Elizabeth Warren and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi earned an Honorable Mention this week, for fighting the good fight against the Wall Street giveaway.
Season one's 13 episodes are loosely structured around the skeptical, feminist, 14-year-old Elena's on-again/off-again plans for her quinceañera, as well as the way Penelope uses pills and therapy to manage the physical and emotional pain left over from her military service (to the dismay of Lydia, who believes it's more honorable to "fight the crazy" than to rely on any outside help).
Webb, a former senator from Virginia who announced his presidential campaign last week, received some criticism after he wrote in a June Facebook post that "honorable Americans fought on both sides in the Civil War".
An honorable individual must fight his magic in order to make it to Shangri-La (as revealed in the track "Pass Me By").
Lawyers in the military and the State Department fought an honorable if largely losing battle to try to preserve the Geneva Conventions.
"We cannot allow anyone, especially in the Arab world, to believe that the way they fight is honorable".
The duellist came to be viewed as someone who cared more about himself than his family or country, and, for the first time, there existed a manifestly honorable reason not to fight.
