Sentence examples for honourable not only from inspiring English sources

Culleton said in a statement: "While I have a dark cloud over me I have to remain honourable not only to myself, but to the Senate and to parliament".

Harvard had an enlightened system, by which such brains were supposed (as, at the time, with Research Fellowships at Oxford and Cambridge) not to have to bother with the drudgery of a PhD thesis, a chore for lesser talents ("Mr" was the honourable title), and Bundy was not only firmly "Mr", but the youngest Harvard Dean in history.

The problem in Britain appears to be not so much the HRA itself but our legal culture, which not only has an honourable tradition of defending individual rights but has also developed, in the past couple of decades, an adversarial hostility to elected politicians.

Not only has he achieved an honourable level of authenticity, but Sian has done so by crafting a successful place in the techno industry in the process.

But he's not only a whistleblower trying to do something honourable.

There are honourable exceptions, of course, but going against the media/political cronyism requires not only courage but a publisher.

Watson, the honourable member for West Brom East, has an unexpectedly glamorous past: not only did he once give Burt Bacharach a tour of Number 10, he was also the MP responsible for Shakira's visit to the House of Commons to watch PMQs in 2006.

Sanders then highlighted the Corrupt Practices Act, and appealed to the party members to not only avoid engaging in any corruption, but to remain honourable at all times.

That is what it is all about and on that basis, I welcome my honourable friend's report and congratulate him on the work that he did, not only in bringing the report through our Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety but in the subsequent work he has done negotiating with the Presidency in the trialogue.

I suggest to her that that will mean that not only my entry in the register but that of several female honourable members will have more petals than the average botanical gardens.

"It is a great concern that children are not only dying due to injury, but they are also disabled and orphaned," said Dr. Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain MP, Honourable Minister, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in Bangladesh.