Sentence examples for much honourable from inspiring English sources

This time... all strikers prepared themselves for death … this kind of death is so much honourable than to be killed in PNG".

Bicycles of any kind, on the other hand, have a much less honourable fictional heritage.

"If he had done that, his place in history and the UK's role in the world would have been so much more honourable.

And I would much rather read an honourable failure than a dishonourable success, particularly in the case of style".

I haven't enjoyed a novel of hers so much since "A Fairly Honourable Defeat" - whose title applies aptly enough to what finally becomes of Edward Baltram.

"A review of policy will take place any way, irrespective of who wins, and the overall mood in the US is very much focused on the honourable exit," said one senior diplomat in Kabul.

But it was nonetheless a surprisingly effective distortion – one that an entire political class (Sheerman was an honourable exception), much of the media, and a nation of rage-filled online talkboard ranters – accepted unquestionably: that this was not a complex multi-agency failure, but a series of errors by individual social workers.

Killing in the name of honour seems a kind of paradoxical concept – murdering someone to make all your problems and family shame disappear seems pretty much the opposite of honourable – but there's no sign of that paradox stunting the problem.

So the Commission very much welcomes any input from honourable Members who received substantive evidence of cases infringing European Union legislation.

My romantic sensibility could be summed up by a much-loved phrase in Colette's Gigi: "The honourable habits of women who have lost their honour".

Our honourable prime minister looks far too much like a shiny pink sausage for anyone to convince me he's actually a shape-shifting reptilian.