Sentence examples for nothing honorable from inspiring English sources
"There is nothing honorable in honor killing or other atrocities and, in fact, it is nothing but barbaric and shameful murder," the justices said.
There was nothing honorable in any of that, and one need not be a descendant of slaves to say so.
War is a dirty business, but the Marine Corps's motto of "Honor, Courage, Commitment" is expected to apply, especially in war, and there is nothing honorable or courageous in desecrating the dead.
"There is nothing honorable in such killings," the Supreme Court said in 2006, "and in fact they are nothing but barbaric and shameful acts of murder committed by brutal, feudal minded persons who deserve harsh punishment".
Even if Trump has, for years, been a notorious and noxious commenter on the shape of other peoples' bodies, especially women's bodies, there is nothing honorable about these attempts to fat-shame a fat-shamer.
Well, there is nothing honorable about relying on a female ranch owner to tell the media your mistake, and there is no dignity in letting the president's spokesman take the heat from the media.
There's nothing as honorable as a good military guy.
Later, Connaughton sent Kaufman a note: "There's nothing more honorable than standing up as the sole dissenting voice on a matter of principle".
"There is nothing more honorable than getting married to the widow of a martyr from Al Qaeda, who spent most of his life fighting the disbelievers and the occupation," he said.
In his lyrics there is nothing more honorable or more glamorous than foolish consistency, and his songs are full of defiant characters struggling to hold on to their illusions.
And recently, after decades of fortifying this hardened exterior and living with a conditioned mindset that places toughness over all other attributes, a series of books, films, and extraordinary people have wandered into my life with an unmistakable message:...there is nothing more honorable, more radical, more standup than the path of kindness.
