Sentence examples for honorable response from inspiring English sources

Dehlin is speaking out on important issues that are a matter of life and death to many; the honorable response is not spiritually shooting the messenger.

This new information makes assigning her an African-American aide not racism but compassion, an honorable response to her individual circumstances.

The protest in front of the New York Post corporate headquarters is an honorable response to their insensitivity of our community.

This is because, in part, the use of printed (and now digital) satire is an old and honorable response to the excesses of government and religion.

Not least in significance would be an honorable response to the "refugee crisis" that was a long time in coming but surged to prominence in Europe in 2015.

Many bloggers and web personalities are afraid the government's definition of "covered journalists" will have a chilling effect on efforts that many started only as an honorable response to scandals like the NSA leaks and IRS political targeting.

Yet Foyle respectfully disagrees with Robinson, the honorable Navy graduate, whose response to Nash was that the time for talk passed when the coalition invasion began.

The responses were honorable, but not edifying: "to create effective citizens," "to prepare people for professional careers," "to become steeped in knowledge, skills and values".

The feebleness of the Democrats' response, however -- with the honorable exception of Vermont's Senator Pat Leahy -- is highly political.

Time and again, Mr. Alexis's behavior fell below a level that would have brought a serious response, like a less-than-honorable discharge from the military or involuntary commitment to a mental institution, experts and officials said.

He argues that by the 1830s the Unitarians, honorable heirs of the Enlightenment, were more than a little short on heart; even their response to miracles was ponderously cerebral.