Sentence examples for most honourable from inspiring English sources

Some commentators would suggest that Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's administration doesn't deserve this honour; despite statements of the most honourable intentions, Liberian public life remains mired in corruption.

"If there has been a breach in this situation then the most honourable thing for the university to do would be to honour the request in its totality with all speed," said Willis.

Renate Blauel has to be the most honourable ex-wife in the music business.

These texts, platforms and structures display the most honourable intentions, but discrimination persists.

Farage said Carswell had made the "bravest and most honourable" decision he had seen in British politics.

Recent political and corporate history is replete with cases in which death appeared the most honourable course of action.

"Mr Speaker, I think it's most unfortunate… honourable members opposite are now singing".

MPs are not all self-serving kleptocrats; most are honourable peoplewho seek the job in a spirit of public service.

That is doubtless true, but there is a twist: the extra costs involve not just building and running the lab, but also defending it.Britain's animal-welfare lobby has a long history, and for the most part an honourable one.

She described her MBE as "one of the most extraordinarily, unbelievably honourable things to have been bestowed on me", adding she had agreed to accept it only as a recognition of the health professionals and others who had saved her life, and the volunteers who make amateur sport possible.

Most governments, with the honourable exception of Australia's, have been limp-wristed in their condemnation of the assault on Thailand's democracy.