Honorable mentions and images of distinction.
The deluge of international publicity for Cicciolina (Staller) which began when she was nominated, and seemed to double with her election--brought with it for the Radicals the danger that their standing as an idiosyncratic but serious party would be transformed into a single image: the Honorable Ilona Staller.
Robert Christgau gave the album an honorable mention, writing, "Give their image credit for having a sound".
By helping to shoulder the burdens of leadership, perhaps we can also begin to restore the American spirit at home and reestablish an honorable -- maybe even exemplary -- image abroad.
I tell them, hit me if you can!" In part, public health experts blame Japan's romanticized image of suicide as an honorable escape, going back to ritual self-disembowelment by medieval samurai, for the high suicide rate.
What the candidates cannot say, for fear of sabotaging their images as soothing (Mr. Corzine) and honorable (Mr. Forrester), their ad agencies can.
He did, however, include an image of unicorns humping Cold-War style, so he gets honorable mention.
Its image of a peasant stabbed in the back does not suggest an honorable victory by the forces of order; in Germany as elsewhere, stabbing in the back means betrayal.
We do not want to see our brave and honorable men and women used for a political stunt, the way America's enemies use images for political stunts.
"The secretary is an honest, decent, honorable man, who'd never condone this type of activity," she said in a telephone interview, referring to the images of naked, hooded and shackled prisoners being abused at Abu Ghraib last fall.
