Sentence examples for important honor from inspiring English sources

It's an important honor for horsemen, especially a veteran like Tagg, who has toiled in the mid-level ranks of trainers for more than 30 years.

The foundation also awards the Kuwait Prize, an important honor that recognizes outstanding achievement in the sciences and related realms by individuals of Arab extraction.

In turn, Mr. Green spoke of his own Jewish heritage, and said that "there's no more important honor than being endorsed by the great religious leaders of our city".

That may seem like a question that could cause controversy only among musical theater fanatics, but the answer has major consequences for the New York theater's most important honor in box-office terms: the Tony Award for best new musical.

In a sentimental mood, she has a tendency to lapse into a wide-eyed, superlative mode: having her portrait hung at a health clinic was "the most important honor of my life"; her meeting Morgenthau was its "most special moment"; the late Judge Fred Parker had an "intellect as deep as the Grand Canyon, and... a heart as big as a lion".

But the most important honor for me remains the emails I get from listeners thanking us for the coverage we give to often little-known stories and voices from around the globe.

The Great Divergence won the John K. Fairbank Book Prize in East Asian History from the American Historical Association, one of the most important honors for a scholar of Asian studies.

During his career, Goldman received several important honors, most notably a U.S. Department of Commerce Gold Medal in 1976 and election in 1989 to the highly prestigious National Academy of Engineering, two professional achievements in which he took great pride, his son said.

Sanger has been recognized with many important honors.

Hanh tells us that it is just as important to honor the empty bowl as it was to honor the full bowl.

So it's important to honor who she is by getting gifts that reflect and honor her weirdness.