Sentence examples for role of honor from inspiring English sources
Commack is one of many places where educators and parents are re-examining the role of honor societies, which started out as an academic distinction reserved for the top 5 or 10 percent of a class but have become a routine item on college résumés.
His study of the role of honor in all classes of society in the antebellum South resulted in his critically acclaimed book "Southern Honor: Ethics and Behavior in the Old South," published in 1982 by Oxford University Press.
Rather, it is a path freely chosen...Instead of remaining in his initial place of power, or trading it for a human role of honor and prestige, [Jesus] lives as the lowliest of human beings, a slave, and accepts the form of execution reserved for slaves, namely death on a cross".
Former co-star, best friend and real-life twin sister Cynthia Daniel Hauser played the role of maid of honor, People reports.
He later held on-air roles in Ring of Honor, Total Nonstop Action and Ohio Valley Wrestling among others.
Coffee, who currently stars in "Grimm," and Knaus, who had roles in "Made Of Honor" and "The Rocker," are real-life BFFs who edit the episodes from Knaus' dining-room table.
The ruling marked the first time the court had condemned the role of councils in honor killings and other crimes against women and Dalits, formerly known as untouchables, and had directed state officials to initiate criminal proceedings against councils whose edicts led to violence.
It goes without saying that I love her dearly; this love and my role as her maid of honor are the only ways to explain how I found myself wandering through the packed aisles of a massive wedding expo in early January.
His most recent role, though, was "man of honor" at his sister's wedding.
After a decade as an actor, Liz Zazzi is probably best known for her role as the pregnant maid of honor in the long-running Off Broadway play "Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding".
Additionally, there is evidence that child rearing practices play a significant role in passing the culture of honor on from one generation to the next, and also that relatively permissive laws regarding gun ownership, self-defense, and corporal punishment in the schools both reflect and reinforce southern honor culture (Nisbett and Cohen 1996: 60 63, 67 9).
