Sentence examples similar to honoured look from inspiring English sources

She has shed a drenched beret and a wraparound poncho-ish garment and has the time-honoured look of an attractive hippy: white cotton shirt, silver and coral bracelets.

While the Queen, the Prince of Wales and other bearers of great and honoured names looked on, Lady May broke a tradition of centuries by omitting the word "obey" from her marriage vows.

"I'm extremely honoured and looking forward to the challenge of leading an exciting young team," Madsen said.

I feel honoured and inspired and very grateful".

I enjoy freelance editing, and feel honoured when self-published authors trust me with their babies.

In the circumstances, an award that honoured Crosby's exceptional achievement looked ridiculous.

With Julian Bleach back in the big black chair, the next chat between these time-honoured rivals is definitely something to look forward to.

"I feel absolutely honoured," she said.

I feel both honoured and in need of a hairbrush.

2 Guns has its moments, but it is filled with cliches, particularly the time-honoured convention that supercool tough guys never look behind them at the deafening explosion that they themselves have ignited as they amble away.

Whereas once he looked reasonably sure of an honoured place in history as the man who led Russia from dictatorship into democracy, history seems lately to have been sizing him up for a much less attractive role: as the man who caused democracy to fail in Russia through his own arrogance and incompetence.The trouble with Mr Yeltsin . . .