Sentence examples for honoured thus from inspiring English sources

Almost all the laureates honoured thus far did their main work in America, and the majority are actually American (with a curiously high number of Scandinavian exceptions).

The report also points to the gap between the assistance promised by the international community and the pledges honoured thus far, and to the continued tension between short-term humanitarian objectives and long-term development considerations.

Though it's difficult to grasp how that could ever be thought of a writer who was honoured thus by Wordsworth in his poem: At the Grave of Burns, written seven years after Rabbie's death.

In Serie A, the duo would not be vying for major honours thus the game would assume an importance akin to that of a Rome derby, which has traditionally been a season-defining game in the absence of tangible domestic success.

Along with Churchill, other notable non-royals to be thus honoured include Isaac Newton, the Duke of Wellington and Lord Palmerston, who served as prime minister under Queen Victoria.

It's not like he's an unrecognised talent: he's been lauded with every major American literary award at least once and is having his complete works published by the Library of America, only the third living author to be thus honoured.

For his successes, Licario was rewarded with the post of megas konostaulos, head of the Latin mercenaries, and eventually appointed as megas doux after Philanthropenos's death in ca. 1296; the first foreigner to be thus honoured.

After the massacre, Wampage, the warrior who claimed to have slain Hutchinson, had assumed her name, calling himself "Anne Hoeck," thus being honoured by using the name of his most famous victim.

He said he could not accept, joining an illustrious roll call of honours refuseniks, thus joining a select group of honours rebels... Danny Boyle, 2012 The Bury-born film director Danny Boyle has turned down a knighthood, offered for his role in masterminding the Olympic Opening Ceremony.

I hope that the church will renounce this beatification plan and will thus honour its message and its values".

In 1993 he was named a life peer and took the title Lord Menuhin of Stoke d'Abernon, thus honouring the Surrey village where his international school for young musicians is situated.