Sentence examples for not only honorable from inspiring English sources

Yet this strong and deeply sincere piece makes the retreat not only honorable but a cause for celebration.

"Their job is to reach out to their communities and explain why it's not only honorable, but it's the right thing to do to join the army and to send your sons to join the army," said Maj. Gen. D. Michael Day, the Canadian Army officer in charge of military training for NATO.

We win by playing it smart, by the rules that prove us to be not only honorable, but shrewd and effective as well.

"A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing".

I let her know that staying is not the only honorable choice.

In 1925, Mara, a bookmaker in the days when that profession was not only legal but honorable, paid $500 for the New York Giants.

Banking is "not only a very honorable profession," he told Ross Sorkin, "it's a very necessary profession".

Still, it is worth pointing out that this behavior is not entirely honorable.

Rendell personally wins not only a (Dis- Honorable Mention awarDis- Honorablee prize for "not recognizing irony when it coMention of your own mouth," since he awardently didn't link his own "ugly women" comment to his scolding Trump for demeaning women.

Note that Socrates has the young guardians not only responding to good things as honorable (with spirited attitudes), but also becoming fine and good.

They have, like, 100,000 attorneys: if they want to change the deal they're going to, but they've been not only generous, but completely honorable.