Sentence examples for human honour from inspiring English sources
The thing you notice, reading about McGovern, is how by any basic standard of human honour he was just a better person than this president has been able to be.
It cloaks acts of gender violence with one of highest human aspirations – honour.
But the same hymn says that she ordained that children should love their parents, that she taught humans to honour the images of the gods, and that she made justice stronger than gold and silver.
Theories about queerness, or even race and class, could be discussed in ways that veered away from the overly political and academic and instead be communicated in a human way, honouring real experiences in ways that still felt intelligent and real.
A model of a human embryo honoured his magnum opus.
The important thing, right now, is to honour human life – and prevent further violence.
His moral code is a question of the "elementary reflexes of human dignity and honour".
Rather, the idea is to honour human ingenuity not just in coming up with nifty solutions, but in finding problems where most others see none.
'To shoot a man because you disagree with him about Hegel's dialectic is after all to honour the human spirit.' Did you write this sentence?
Despite the country's eagerness to join the EU, the government and judicial authorities not only tolerated but even endorsed heinous "crimes of honour", the human rights group said.
He performed at Carnegie Hall in New York and gave a concert in honour of human rights at the United Nations (where he and Reyes used secretary general U Thant's office as a changing room).
