Sentence examples for so honorable from inspiring English sources
"What he does is send the plagues, and that's not so honorable, it seems to me," she said.
I use it as a sanctuary for meditation, and the nuns are to be seen in the community, working hard to help the poor, which I find so honorable.
"We all wanted to explore the gray tones," Ms. Lahti said, "what we call the 'choiceless choices' -- things she had to do to survive but things that were not so honorable".
What the facts do not fully explain is how something like this could happen -- how a public official could be so honorable and so obtuse at the same time.
On Wednesday, one day after Mr. Kadish, 84, was charged with slipping secret military documents to the Israeli government during the 1980s, they were trying to square the gruff, kindly man they knew as so honorable as never to cheat at cards with a criminal suspect who could face the death penalty if convicted.
She says Shawn was so "honorable" that "the only way he could break his word... was to forget he had given it" -- and that this habit "of saying, or promising, something and promptly forgetting it," "this duplicity, these lapses of memory" had become "an essential element of Mr. Shawn's way of running the magazine".
It's my understanding that a significant amount of not-so-honorable income comes from this home-grown Opium.
However, the middle names are so painful that they all had to fall off the list below and onto the not-so-honorable mention as they morphed into names ridiculous in tone and/or meaning.
So how honorable would Ted be if anyone linked him to a hired killer?
Granted it's not preferable: Qurans deserve better treatment than short snippets of phrase, and so an honorable burial, or being sunk to the bottom of a running stream, is better.
Professional chefs tend to not spend too much time trying to figure out crazy things to deep-fry, so this honorable task is generally left to the amateurs and small-time restaurant owners, who show off their skills at state and county fairs.
