Sentence examples similar to honourable mark from inspiring English sources

The Right Honourable Jeremy Corbyn marks his 100th day as Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition on Monday.

I don't think anything will change the fact that Obama's presidency marks an honourable few years in American history.

Some viewers expressed frustration at the apparent torpor of early episodes but it was the almost meditative time-taking that marked The Honourable Woman out as something truly special.

Even so, the principle of going water neutral – or even 'net positive', as in the case of Coca Cola – marks an "honourable goal", according to Piers Clark, commercial director at UK utility Thames Water.

Pacquiao is an honourable man.

Hutton is an honourable man.

That attitude used to be the mark of not just an honourable but an electable senator.

A 41-gun salute by the King's Troop in Hyde Park, and a 62-gun salute by the Honourable Artillery Company at the Tower of London marked the duke's birthday on Sunday.

Honour systems only work with honourable people.

Speaking at the launch in Juba, the Minister of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST), Honourable, Dr. John Gai Yoh said that the completion of the curriculum marked an important milestone in the history of Education in South Sudan as the country now has a complete, harmonized and recognized curriculum in line with regional and international education standards.

Gilroy's bluntly satirical view of journalists compromising not just professional integrity but the law itself, in the name of finishing first, marks a juncture where things could either get more honourable or far, far worse.