And Mr. President, that flimsy piece of paper you signed guaranteed absolutely nothing and contained far weaker promises than those wrung out of North Korea by earlier administrations — promises, by the way, that the "very honorable" regime broke.
I have a sort of a "crush" on Betty White, but for reasons that are very honorable.
His position was conservative in the very honorable sense, of which he remained proud, that it sought to restrict the court to its proper business: applying settled law to known facts.
Assessing the tenure of Dr. Gillespie -- a slender 76-year-old given to quiet speech and understatement -- Barbara G. Wheeler, president of Auburn Theological Seminary in New York City, placed him in "the very honorable tradition of the learned ministry".
3. Kids: When people say, "I'm thinking about staying for the kids' sake," I think that is very honorable, but I think it's naïve to think you will survive it, being even remotely happy until they are older.
"I still feel that you're a very honorable man," he told Badalamenti.
Humans are a species that, while having some very honorable traits, are also known to do some terribly foolish things.
"In this country there is a blind devotion to supporting the troops, and that is a very honorable sentiment," said Daniel Battsek, a native of Britain.
Later, however, Tchaikovsky told Anatoly that Balakirev was "... a very honorable and good man, and immeasurably above the average as an artist".
"Francis Deng is a good man among thieves," de Waal said, "and I think it is unfortunate that he's ending a very honorable career defending the indefensible".
