Sentence examples for over honour from inspiring English sources

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Because of confidentiality over honours, she had yet to tell Barnes "but I think he'll be over the moon," she said.

A businessman who has given £134,000 to the Conservatives has been knighted for services to education – a move likely to reignite a row over honours for donors.

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Almost immediately it was over and the honour that had escaped England for so long had been won.

Rhinestone Cowboy's jockey in the Tote Placepot Hurdle was JP Magnier, the 19-year-old business student son of owner Sue, who had had only three rides over timber before Saturday's easy win over Double Honour.

In another life he'd be Starting a fight between Cheryl Cole and Dannii Minogue over the honour of mentoring him on The X Factor.

Sure it's tough to let a fellow actor stomp all over your honour, but it makes you look less like an idiot".

There were 943 women (93 minors) reportedly killed over family honour – often for wanting to marry someone of their own choice – with many of these crimes perpetrated by their brothers, fathers, husbands or relatives of their husbands.

No matter how loud or quiet they are, all extreme narcissists are addicted to feeling special; much the way alcoholics soothe themselves with liquor instead of asking for care or comfort, highly narcissistic people choose their own drug, feeling special, over happiness, honour, truth — even love.