Sentence examples for honour declared from inspiring English sources

'Art requires honour", declared Cicero.

The Royal came back fighting with a rumbustious new production of Don Quixote choreographed by Carlos Acosta, and honours were declared even.

An issue that appeared to greatly concern some people – who precisely will have the honour of declaring the games open?

It has almost become a badge of middlebrow honour to declare to the world that you have never, and will never, read the thing.

Among Britain's leftish liberal elite, it's a struggle to find anyone these days who doesn't see it as a badge of honour to declare their loathing for Tony Blair and their intention to vote Liberal Democrat.Plainly, the Lib Dems do not have a hope of forming an official opposition, let alone a government.

Meades felt a role needed to be made for Norman Wisdom; this pitch also won the honour of being declared Richard Eyre's "most nightmarishly unwatchable film".

Although it hasn't achieved the highest television honour of being declared a Sierra Leone Theme Night, Sunday is still a big day in the schedules for the west African state.

Bowing to pressure from the media, feminist groups and the European Union, Turkey's mildly Islamist government has launched an unprecedented campaign against honour killings, disarming even its fiercest critics.State-employed imams now declare honour killings "sinful" in the Friday sermons they deliver across the country.

"It is an honour to be a senator; but the pursuit of that position must be honourable," Mr Feingold declared in a debate recently.

On Friday, Brahimi declared himself "honoured, flattered, humbled and scared" to be given the job.

On Monday he unveiled a tattoo in the late singer's honour hours after declaring Bowie his "favourite rock musician of all time".