Sentence examples for less honor from inspiring English sources

There is no less honor in wanting them to come home.

Is there necessarily less honor in face-planting off a train and into the path of another train because you crushed nine cans of pre-mixed gin and tonic in less that 20 minutes?

That provision was more or less honored until the deregulating days of the Reagan Administration, when government began to ease off.

Because of their utilitarian roles, many of the transporters that once served racing teams were not preserved as treasures, but scrapped or sold off for less honored vocations.

The nuts and bolts of Couperin's bright, pointed music are more or less honored, but they assume a pastel-like softness and gauziness.

The U.S. and North Korea did then reach a framework agreement in 1994 that halted its nuclear work and was more or less honored by both sides.

This was less an honor than a consolation prize.

Can we possibly do less than honor that promise?

She said that Wikipedia might consider applying for a third, even less known honor, the Unesco Memory of the World Register list, which recognizes valuable archive holdings and library collections.

The contemporary French author Grégoire Bouillier is too self-mocking by half to claim membership in this exalted club; his very pretensions to intellectual activity are, in his telling, a source less of honor than of horreur.

Traditional categories such as best album, video, collaboration and live performer are doled out alongside less conventional honors (MVP, Hustler and the Who Blew Up Award among them).