Sentence examples for honorable reputation from inspiring English sources
Kansas's adjutant general, Col. C.K. Holliday, wrote of Kansas's black soldiers: "They faltered not, but with a steadiness and a gallantry worthy of themselves and the cause, have earned an honorable reputation among the defenders of the Union".
Was this simply the momentary euphoria of a new relationship between conductor and orchestra or is Miss Comet beginning to move past her honorable reputation as an orchestra teacher into something beyond?
Despite the honorable reputation he earned, he was disappointed in his desire to receive a British commission.
Furthermore, cooperation in the honour treatment was maintained in rounds 11 and 12 possibly because once players earned their honorable reputation they felt obliged to maintain it.
We ran two additional rounds after exposure (Fig. 4) and saw that anonymous players in both the shame and honor treatments gave nearly equal amounts, while players who were honored contributed more in the final two rounds (and significantly more in the 12th round) than those who were shamed, suggesting that those who earned an honorable reputation felt obliged to maintain it.
Breaking the silence in a domestic violence situation also means accepting the reputation of being "that family," and giving up a once-honorable reputation.
"Moretti and Clements are tremendous judges, honorable guys, and Glenn Feldman is terrific, has a very good reputation.
I hope the world will let him go in peace to build an honorable life and reputation".
Earlier this month, Cosby sued seven of his accusers, saying the women who said they were assaulted were lying and had defamed his "honorable legacy and reputation".
Iago tries to destroy the good name and reputation of Cassio, an honorable soldier, and the life and wedded bliss of Othello, the valiant Moor.
