Sentence examples for honourable reputation from inspiring English sources

Mr Sedgemore, Labour MP for Hackney South, said: "Diane knows that she has damaged the most precious thing she has - her honourable reputation.

What they say "At the risk of ruining the honourable gentleman's reputation as Thatcher's gimp – I mean toy boy – may I enormously commend him for the work he has done as [select] committee chair for the past 10 years" – Chris Bryant MP.

But we are convinced that the reputation of an honourable and decent man is being unwarrantably and unfairly tarnished".

5.25pm BST Indiana, make some noise Come on good people of Indiana - Hoosiers, if we may be so bold to refer to you by your nickname - the reputation of your honourable state is being besmirched.

The actions of people in this sorry and tragic saga have left a stain on the reputation of business which reputable and honourable people in enterprise and commerce will find appalling".

Álvarez Paz has a worldwide reputation for being an honourable man devoted to democratic principles.

Honour systems only work with honourable people.

Journalists commented repeatedly on Rush's open and honest manner – 'the genial Mick Rush' – and his honourable conduct in the world of professional sculling, which earned a reputation for dishonesty.

There his personal integrity and family reputation enabled him to save a Roman army from total destruction at Numantia by an honourable compact with the Spanish tribesmen.

"What was formerly seen in the eyes of our world a disgrace is now considered pleasing, delightful and honourable", insisted the anonymous author – probably not Harris, a waiter at the Shakespeare's Head with a reputation as a pimp, and certainly maintained over nearly 30 years by different writers.

I am sure that all my Honourable Friends on the Lib Dem benches are keen to take this opportunity to strengthen their well known reputation for consistency.