Sentence examples for honorable respect from inspiring English sources

Imperial forces may take lives and land by force, but honorable respect can only be gained through virtuous action.

It's honorable, you respect yourself.

As Mr. McCain said, the White House and the Republican leadership in Congress need to "respect honorable differences among us" and "learn to disagree without resorting to personal threats".

"He tried to be the honorable new man, respecting human rights by informing on his superiors," said Robin Kirk, who researches Colombia for Human Rights Watch, of New York.

Writing at Sports on Earth, he says that "if the N.C.A.A. were an honorable association truly respecting the athletes as students, the players would have four-year scholarships, not one-year revocable-at-a-coach's-whim deals.

These elite dogs have earned their rights, respect, honor, an exceptionally honorable retirement, a loving home, and the very best lifelong care.

Re "In Defense of Day Laborers" (editorial, March 28): One of the obligations of an honorable lawmaker is to respect the law as it stands, whether or not he or she agrees with it.

Perhaps with enough external pressure brought to bear by continued civil rights activism, America's military leadership will one day soon be forced to realize that non-religious soldiers are not enemies of the state to be shunned, ridiculed and marginalized, but rather patriotic, honorable Americans to be respected as equals.

Since Mr. Hessel is widely respected as an honorable man without vanity or guile, the book has refocused attention on his extraordinary life.

Honorable public servants can hope for respect from a thankful public.

"Merrick Garland is an honorable public servant who deserves our respect," Hatch said.