Sentence examples for honourable enough from inspiring English sources
The intent is honourable enough: to increase economic pressure on terrorist regimes until they abandon their terrorism.
France's scheme was honourable enough, with a style that was far more expansive than anything attempted by Kobi Kuhn's team.
Yet deep down, I suppose, I never really believed a bus would be a target either honourable enough, or justifiable enough for a terrorist.
An honourable enough activity when the ghosts of dead poets include Shakespeare, Milton, Pope, Dryden, Wordsworth... and since they may indeed be too long dead - 20th-century poets Eliot, Auden, Larkin, Plath.
Only Cú Chulainn is brave and honourable enough to submit himself to Cú Roí's axe; Cú Roí spares him and he is declared champion.
The army had announced that it was going to hold its own anniversary celebration in Tahrir for "honourable citizens", but evidently they couldn't find anyone honourable enough to argue with several hundred thousand riled up revolutionaries – so it didn't happen.
As a child I felt guilty about not being fearful enough of the honourable white-scarved woman who entered my daydreams from time to time, and about not believing in Her enough.
An honourable place, but hardly good enough for a king, and the work was done hastily: the grave dug too short for the body and the body itself crammed in without shroud or coffin, with its hands bound in front of its privates.
Honour systems only work with honourable people.
On a not dissimilar tip, an honourable mention goes to Neill Blomkamp's Chappie, which had enough grimy Johannesburg brio to herald cult classic status in years to come.
"Luke's a really good honourable guy with really sound principles and the reasons he is making the decision is fair enough.
