Sentence examples for largely honourable from inspiring English sources
Or the government could have insisted that its army's behaviour was largely honourable, but that some regrettable abuses may have occurred, which would be thoroughly investigated.In this section Rebuilding Japan or ruining it Just ask the public Sage move?
Firstly, he might be a bit morose but he's also one of the few characters acting for largely honourable purposes and in a week when this show fed a woman and her newborn baby to the dogs we all need something to cling on to.
The sung words were largely indecipherable, with the honourable exceptions of Andy Morton's Haemon and Martin Nelson's Tiresias.
John McCain, for example, entered the 2008 race as the front-runner largely because of his honourable failure in 2000.
A belief in the emancipatory quality of their culture explain why leading French progressives consistently advocated a policy of assimilation in the colonies, and – with the honourable exception of the communists – largely turned a blind eye to the racism and social inequalities produced by their own empire.
Honour systems only work with honourable people.
Even the government calls the occupiers "honourable" while condemning those fighting nearby, even though they're largely the same people.
This quite extraordinarily dismissive manner of referring to men who, whatever your opinion as to their individual careers, have manifestly made long and honourable contributions to civic governance and public service over many years (and largely outside the Westminster bubble, which you elsewhere profess to deplore) deserves an apology and explanation.
It united the nation's couch potatoes in praise, with the honourable exception of Guardian reviewer Stuart Jeffries, who "couldn't take it entirely seriously", largely because its baddie was played by a man who used to perform comedy.
"They are honourable people.
