Sentence examples for honourable difference from inspiring English sources
That's an honourable difference for us to argue.
His intentions are honourable, but the difference between the stage version and the book is like that between a meal prepared by a journeyman cook and by a master chef: the ingredients may be exactly the same, but the taste is emphatically not.
The issue was not the Corn Laws but Peel's betrayal of his class and followers: There is no doubt a difference in the right honourable gentleman's demeanour as leader of the Opposition and as Minister of the Crown.
And yes, it was a US co-production – but isn't The Honourable Woman all about setting aside our differences?
But he continues to believe that the vast majority of MPs are "upright, decent honourable people" who have come into politics not to feather their nests, but to make a difference.
"They are honourable people.
They view themselves as honourable.
"For you, honourable president, are not an honourable man.
Sometimes honourable, sometimes not.
