Sentence examples for is honor from inspiring English sources
noun
Recognition of importance or value; respect; veneration (of someone, usually for being morally upright and/or competent).
- The crowds gave the returning general much honor and praise.
Their questions are things like, "What role does communal tradition play in the spread of infectious disease?" or "Is democracy a viable form of government for the global challenges facing civilization?" or "What is honor?" How do you compare the experience at Quest to Columbia?
"And there is honor in itself of doing your duty.
In this case, there is honor in hasty surrender.
Guantánamo Bay's official slogan is "Honor Bound to Defend Freedom".
All you have to do is honor these lesser selves and then you move on.
He is honor-bound to ignore the scorn, and to march on.
In addition, fare collection is honor-based, although ticket agents occasionally hand out $71 fines to scofflaws.
"It is in our culture that if the fugitive throws himself at the mercy of the highest official, the president is honor-bound to secure and receive the fugitive".
But her lead bodyguard, Cassian (played by Common), is honor-bound to avenge her death ("You killed my ward"), and they grapple and grunt their way through Roman settings before being forced, stunned and bleeding, into a tenuous truce and eventually resuming their duel in New York.
Suddenly she looked up and said, 'Clare, let's do this: The first one of us who smokes a cigarette after midnight is honor-bound to pay $10,000 to the other.'.
