Sentence examples for that honorable from inspiring English sources

While I am on record as favoring the quasi-market approach to setting fee levels on health care, I recognize that honorable people can differ honorably in their evaluation of these approaches.

The founding fathers wrote the Bill of Rights specifically because they did not believe that honorable men always do the right thing.

I'm not that honorable I guess.

They cry out for us to validate the foundational bedrock principle that honorable diversity is America's deepest strength.

Please relinquish that honorable chamber of our government to those honorable men and women who welcome the broadest dissimilar range of ideas void of racism, intolerance and bigotry.

Webb, a former senator from Virginia who announced his presidential campaign last week, received some criticism after he wrote in a June Facebook post that "honorable Americans fought on both sides in the Civil War".

In that case the University of California freely admitted that (with honorable motives, of course) it had discriminated among applicants to the medical school at Davis on grounds of race.

In "Night Steam Patterns," an entry by Gifford Ewing that won honorable mention, a long exposure turns an industrial landscape into a nightmare vision of hellish eruptions.

"We've looked out for the state," he said in a 1999 interview, "and everything that was honorable to get, we got it".

He added that no "honorable" Iraqi man would accept this, and, his voice rising with emotion, he called the perpetrators "bastards".

The reason, he told me, is Sapone: they knew each other in Boston, and she convinced him that any honorable company owed its workers employment benefits.