Sentence examples for honourable tradition from inspiring English sources

It is an honourable tradition.

In fact, the honourable tradition of scientific inquiry demands it.

I will probably just remain a Christian Zionist; it's a long and honourable tradition.

FROM Vincent van Gogh to Henri Rousseau, artists have a long and honourable tradition of dying penniless.

In associating himself with Italian football successes, Mr Berlusconi was continuing a long and not always honourable tradition.

And so a long and honourable tradition in British politics dies in front of us, in plain sight.

Jane Campion's latest project is part of a now-honourable tradition of film-making that is a bridge between features and high-end TV: we can cite Olivier Assayas Carloss, the Red Riding trilogy, and indeed Campion's own Angel at My Table.

Ed Miliband, for Labour, said: "It takes a long time to establish an honourable political tradition.

The Nihon Shinbun Kyokai, a press lobby, warns that the government and bureaucrats may use the law to hide inconvenient information an honourable Japanese tradition.

It is partly to do with the honourable British tradition of culture existing at arm's length from politics, free from political interference, he says.

But Sicily has a long, honourable wine tradition: Julius Caesar's favourite tipple was said to be the island's mamertino white.