Sentence examples for mostly honorable from inspiring English sources

Tricking children into reading has a long and mostly honorable history.

That made sense, I guess, given Bush Senior's long and mostly honorable record as a Naval aviator and federal official.

And the last time I checked, these mostly honorable professions are not hiring in the current economy.

Ms. Tan is gorgeous, but seems a little too aware of her gorgeousness, and Mr. Smith mostly does honorable partnering duty.

America's first dynasty, it turns out, is a fairly miserable lot: brilliant, certainly; honorable, mostly; successful, occasionally; but also carping and grasping -- and falling short of the idea of greatness that, in Brookhiser's view, "crushes and stimulates" four generations of Adams men.

(There were honorable exceptions, mostly on the right: Chesterton's love of London villages comes to mind).

Hillary, Bill and Chelsea (whose husband is a hedge fund partner) believe that Wall Street is a vital part of economy, composed mostly of very bright, honorable and talented people, like their classmates at Yale and Stanford.

For some men (and it's mostly men here), the only honorable jobs involve working with your hands, and getting any sort of liberal arts degree amounts to an admission that you can't live in the real world any more than you can change a tire.

Part 1: Civil Discourse is Honorable - and It's the Enemy This is mostly a letter to my kids or grandkids.

These are honorable aims.

Honorable Mention: Brian Matusz.