Sentence examples for perceived honor from inspiring English sources

"A black officer may have truly ambivalent feelings about their job, but at the same time really value the identity, the respect and the perceived honor that comes with the job, the uniform and the badge," Bracy said.

On Madison Avenue, Cannes awards, known as Lions, are usually perceived as honoring creativity and Effie winners are typically deemed to reward effectiveness.

Tribal customs, meanwhile, still allow for girls to be traded like cattle to settle family feuds or to appease perceived slights of "honor".

The perceived failure to honor the agreement has become a central tenet in the intensifying criticism of the Giuliani administration by housing advocates, who contend it has largely ignored the increasingly acute shortage of low- and moderate-income housing in the city.

The barrier to his brother's vindication, he grasped, was less anti-Semitism than the perceived assault on the honor of the Army.

The primary motivations for war were the advancement of the personal glory and political position of the emperor, as well as defending Roman honor against perceived slights such as Parthian interference in the affairs of Rome's client states.

But many recognized that their sport does not exist in a vacuum despite its being perceived as a game of honor.

Where it's perceived that someone else's honor has been compromised, allow the alleged victim to speak their own mind (they may not even see it as you do) and to seek resolution through forgiveness and greater understanding.

It is possible that Apple may run ads devoted to Mr. Jobs, if the company and TBWA/Media Arts Lab can come up with concepts that would strike the right balance and be perceived by the public as honoring his life rather than commercializing his death.

It cuts across ideological lines and focuses on the perceived failure of the government to honor its social contract with the people: to do all it can to bring back its soldiers and serve its citizens.

A relentless campaign from numerous media outlets has succeeded in turning a once honored profession into being perceived as a last chance destination for those whose limited competency will not allow for much else.