Sentence examples for honourable leader from inspiring English sources

He is a good and honourable leader but is stained by his part in the murder of the young tsarevich Dmitry, which enabled him to take the crown.

"The honourable leader of the opposition could think about some of those cleaners and how he looked after them," he said.

It was clear last summer that Corbyn was only ever partially interested in keeping Britain in Europe and an honourable leader would bear the responsibility for the failure to persuade Labour voters to vote remain.

Writing in the Guardian, Wilson said: "It was clear last summer that Jeremy was only ever partially interested in keeping Britain in Europe and an honourable leader would bear the responsibility for the failure to persuade Labour voters to vote remain".

Heh, yeah, bit of a weird one: allegedly – and you always have to specify "allegedly" when someone may or may not have fucked a pig, because you can get sued for saying someone fucked a pig, especially when they didn't fuck a pig – but allegedly, our noble and honourable leader, prime minister David Cameron, once fucked a pig.

Now, where did I put my brilliant triptych of teenage essays, "Stalin: Man or Monster?" "Churchill: Legend or Villain?" "Roosevelt: Honourable leader or disabled bastard?" Here is the first sight of our guest, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who is giving his first Western interview in six years.

"I say to the honourable the Leader of the Opposition – a title derived from Britain – I say to the honourable the leader of Her Majesty's opposition: start telling the truth," Abbott said.

Nick Clegg has been a principled, honourable and brave leader of the Liberal Democrats.

John Wakeham brought the House down with his explanation: "My right honourable friend told the Leader of the Opposition that she would not be able to be here this afternoon because she has made herself available to President Gorbachev".

The whole 'review things in an amusing manner on the internet' thing has taken a macabre twist, with gulags in North Korea being rated on Google Maps and given verdicts like "Most exquisite checkpoint, made possible by Honourable Soldiers of Glorious Leader'.

"These mooncakes are for our rich, honourable friends – high-level leaders and rich businesspeople," explained a sales assistant, also surnamed Li, as she sold "Nobility Promise" mooncakes at an upmarket shopping mall in central Beijing ahead of this Sunday's festival.