Sentence examples for honorable terms from inspiring English sources

He worries about the fate of honorable terms like "left-wing," "radical" and "socialism" if these words go on being ascribed to Stalinists and authoritarians.

White may never have got in touch with all his feelings, but he dealt with the world on his own, honorable, terms.

The book said that most would return to controller jobs if they were offered, but only on "honorable" terms, including the seniority they had at the time of the strike and perhaps back pay awards.

He believes the militia should fight the Americans to the end, but even now he hints he is ready to strike a truce on honorable terms with the U.S. military if it agrees to halt its operations against the militia in Baghdad.

Well, we all know that Islam is the only Non-Christian faith that speaks in honorable terms about Jesus and his mother Mary.

We used to have a perfectly honorable term that, when I was a kid, we used to use, and it was called "moonlighting".

Alexander told the Sénat that the Allies were fighting against Napoleon, not France, and they were prepared to offer honorable peace terms if Napoleon were removed from power.

I told him if he didn't report he would make it impossible for his team to arrange honorable trade terms because the new team would know that the incumbent team had a disgruntled player on their hands and drive an unfair bargain.

An honorable B+ term paper of a movie: sober, scrupulous and earnestly respectful of its literary source.

"The Human Stain," directed by Robert Benton from a screenplay by Nicholas Meyer, is an honorable B+ term paper of a movie: sober, scrupulous and earnestly respectful of its literary source.

If, for example, you are ruled by spirit, then your reason conceives of your good in terms of what is honorable.