Sentence examples for honorable with from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean Harvard is necessarily doing the right thing, or that any employer exercising its internal snooping rights, except in the rarest of circumstances, is being honorable with its employees.

Note that Socrates has the young guardians not only responding to good things as honorable (with spirited attitudes), but also becoming fine and good.

He was recently named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Education category for his work with MLH and was a previous winner of the TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon with Thingscription and an honorable mention with Joysticc.  .

More recently, Adelle Waldman joined this honorable tradition with "The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P".

"His instinct is to try, if he can, to find an honorable compromise with Republicans," Mr. Podesta said.

You can achieve an honorable agreement with the workers and farmers of the German Democratic Republic and the fruitful rewards of peaceful coexistence.

At that point, the service member could either be allowed to continue service or receive an honorable discharge with full veterans benefits.

The effort to sustain the tradition of the great American baseball novel receives an honorable boost with this meticulously peopled tale of opportunities lost.

He surrendered to the F.B.I. in Memphis after 92 days, he said, and eventually received an "other than honorable" discharge with full medical benefits.

Few productions test the depth of a company's bench the way "Il Trittico" does; the Met's roster did honorable work, with a few outstanding highlights.

As Lieven rightly points out, constructively criticizing the country can be an honorable act, with a tradition as old as the United States itself.