Sentence examples for obvious honor from inspiring English sources

It's an obvious honor to bestow upon the guy who wrote "That's Right (You're Not From Texas)." But as with the former honoree Willie Nelson and the Legislature's 2012 selection, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, the consistency of Mr. Lovett's four-decade career makes him one of the state's most obvious — and instantly recognizable — good-will ambassadors.

For no more than an hour we enjoyed our milk and cookies and loved being treated with the obvious status of honored guests.

As the country's most successful Olympic athlete with 22 medals – 18 of them gold – he is an obvious choice for the honor – which was decided by a vote from his fellow athletes – given this is believed to be his final Olympics.

It is not obvious that Lewis can honor these intuitions, since his conceptual analysis does not mention normative notions.

"This represents an obvious attack against the honor of the state".

To honor their obvious love of lampooning, we've compiled a list of our own favorite self-parodying celebs on TV and feel free to share yours in the comments.

Since Hartford Stage announced "Rough Crossing" before Mr. Stoppard's most recent amassing of honors, the obvious question is: Why? "Tracy and I were looking for a comedy," said the company's artistic director, Michael Wilson, referring to the play's director, Tracy Brigden.

It was obvious that this was an honor, so I made an effort to thank him profusely, despite the fact that I did not want to go.

Obvious examples include suicide bombings, honor killings, and the torture of prisoners during war, but Fiske and Rai extend the list to gang fights and violence toward intimate partners.

"Poor but sexy:" while the financial benefit of shirking the honor system is obvious, if you've ever been waiting at the back of a long tedious line to buy a U-Bahn ticket just as the train arrives, only to have the person you're with impulsively take your hand and pull you on board ticketless, you've realized that schwarzfahren is a lot sexier, too.

The current arrangement of the Honors has an obvious rationale: celebrities bring in higher ratings and wider press coverage.