Sentence examples for that honourable from inspiring English sources

Did the economy need to die before our eyes for the government to declare that "honourable compromise" had been reached?

"It's heartbreaking to watch all the families ripped apart, the young lives ended, the damage these doctors – that honourable, esteemed profession that we trust to look after us – are leaving behind".

Later, Pritchard came upon Senor Bercow in the corridor behind the Speaker's Chair, and (reports suggest) the little fellow rounded on him: "The courtesy of the House," cried Senor Bercow indignantly, "is that Honourable Members should stand aside when the Speaker passes by.

In a letter to the Observer, 25 of the country's most eminent playwrights, lawyers, politicians and artists say that more than two decades after the British people spoke out against apartheid in South Africa, it was their turn to reciprocate with support for a country that is in danger of betraying that honourable history.

But unless they start from the viewpoint that honourable members are almost certainly dishonourable weasels, they risk being seen as patsies.

I found the remarks that honourable Members have made very interesting and stimulating.

For this is the allegation: that our honourable member, David Cameron, inserted his rather less honourable member into a pig.

'Making shoes, that's honourable.

Certainly, there are examples of street protest that are honourable.

That is a matter that the honourable gentleman must pursue by other means.

There is no doubt that The Honourable Assassin is thoroughly researched.