Sentence examples for honourable about from inspiring English sources

Brown also claimed "the only reason the ALP is aware of is is because I've been open and honourable about this process".

But there's nothing honourable about senator or President McCain committing unlimited numbers of other lives to defeat Ho Chi Minh now on whatever battlefield he can find.

There's something inherently honourable about them, something to do with the meticulous research that went into each one before it was written, and the frail humanity of the characters.

"With Jamie, this young man's body stands for all that is good and honourable about Scotland," says Menzies. "Jack's central drive is to colonise, so when he encounters a body that is able to endure more pain than he has ever administered before, it's the perfect foil for his particular proclivities.

And yes, it was a US co-production – but isn't The Honourable Woman all about setting aside our differences?

I understand the desire to uphold Catholic principles, and there is something honourable and commendable about people standing up for their belief and faith.

For him, photography is not so much about shooting pretty pictures, but about "being as honourable as possible to capture in a single image the story that a moment wants to tell".

(And while we're talking trick plays, how about an honourable mention for Tom Brady's second career catch).

There's a long and honourable tradition of messing about with Windows, and some versions have needed it.

Speaking to The Guardian, he said: "I am not naive, not a village idiot, and I have to objectively take on board that many people in Europe now have doubts about the honourable side of the new commission president.

That is after all why they are being brought in, but it does raise questions about how honourable the company is and whether it could cut corners on construction methods and issues like that".