Sentence examples for live with honour from inspiring English sources

Before a lit lamp in front of a statue of Buddha, she takes out her father's knife and reads the inscription: "Die with honour, when it is impossible to live with honour".

They also raise vital questions about what it means to live with honour in the denatured postmodern world of "country people" (ie non-Travellers) and the closed kingdom of their own kith and kin.

According to James, Constantine would never have left Trinidad had he been able to live with "honour [and] a little profit" in that country.

We must live with this honour, this courage.

You live with that.

We can live with wolves.

We can live with that.

"You live with the quirks".

And they live with that".

Nachman, you live with numbers.

"You live with us now.