Sentence examples for much honor in from inspiring English sources

But in sharing her secrets, she has shown why there is much honor in having spent a lifetime attempting to ensure they do.

League party leader Matteo Salvini, who is the deputy prime minister and interior minister, this year quoted Benito Mussolini on the dictator's birthday, tweeting, "Many enemies, much honor" in response to criticism of his own leadership.

Much honored in German, he spoke frequently on the political and social consequences of technology.

He astutely offered, "If Robert Frost was much honored in his lifetime, it was because a good many preferred to ignore his darker truths".

Not even much honor, really.

So much "honor," everywhere.

"I feel much honored to be in that company," Mr. Harris said.

She died of a stroke in 1896, still a much honored figure.

Currently Professor of Microbiology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, he is much honored for his discovery of a third form of life archea in addition to eukaryotes and bacteria.

We'd like the authorities to do as much in honor of the new boathouse, but we dare not push them too hard.

From "Some Books of Other Years," March 9, 1980 Leonard Warren, who will sing the leading baritone role in "Il Trovatore" when the Metropolitan Opera opens its 75th season tomorrow night, is a human bellows mounted on matchsticks who, many believe, is the greatest baritone in the Italian repertory today.... American-born, American-trained, he is very much a prophet with honor in his own land.