Sentence examples for honorable that from inspiring English sources

Most of today's military personnel are among the most honorable that have ever served, and many leaders teach ethics and values through their words and lives, leading by example.

What that has to do with bringing honor to The Times escapes me, unless it was honorable that he was allowed to publish another column after the first one.

In fact, it's so over-the-top honorable that I'm not sure I believe your motives are real.

President Obama: It's honorable that you made a family pledge to try and have dinner with your family most nights.

— Philip Gourevitch * President Obama: It's honorable that you made a family pledge to try and have dinner with your family most nights.

Somehow it was comforting to recognize the same traits in Martin and his fellow students and teachers, from the purely mercenary to the honorable, that I saw daily in lecture halls and hospital wards.

"I'm relieved that the basic premise that public service is an honorable profession that needs to be held to the highest standards has been affirmed," said Sheila Cockrel, who served on Detroit's City Council from 1994 until 2009.

"He's just completely honorable, and that's very unusual in any profession".

There's something honorable about that, sticking to your policies even if it means electoral defeat.

Guiding tourists was once an honorable profession that helped many eager young men here escape poverty.

She said my motivation was the same honorable one that prompted hagglers for centuries.