Sentence examples for honorable makes from inspiring English sources

No government official's military background, no matter how honorable, makes him immune to criticism, especially given the subject at hand.

The board's decision instructs the Army to set aside Mr. Townsell's conviction, and to change his dishonorable discharge to honorable, making his family eligible to receive back pay.

This will not work if the agent is conflicted about what is honorable or makes money.

If honor made some men touchy, duelling over trifles made honorable men uneasy.

Honorable mentions: Making your house look nice on a limited budget, Mean Girls, making fun of Sex and the City 2, making out.

The saint has a couple of rupees; how does a good and honorable person make a resource allocation decision?

Over the years, I've found that you have to be honorable and make sure that your company is a place where people want to work.

Discharges that are other than honorable can make it harder for veterans to find work and also disqualify them for veterans benefits.

Rather, they say, the public appears shocked by the moral complexities of drug development — by the realization that all medications involve the weighing of benefits and risks, and that even the most honorable evaluators make mistakes.

Although the ability to do what is honorable or make money is not as flexible as the ability to do what is best, it is surely possible, in favorable circumstances, for someone to be consistently able to do what is honorable or money-making.

Poetry is once again cast as a kind of speech making (258b3) and, very importantly, Socrates declares that "It's not speaking or writing well that's shameful; what's really shameful is to engage in either of them shamefully or badly" (258d4 5).[28] The proffering of discourses is not in and of itself shameful; what then constitutes honorable speech making?