Sentence examples for then honorable from inspiring English sources

I believe this was started by those whose interest was less then honorable.

He was discharged with a 'less then honorable' credential just two years short of retirement.

By then, many honorable Americans whose sentiments leaned to the left -- among them, teachers and actors, journalists and Government functionaries -- had lost their jobs in a witch hunt.

Then, introducing Honorable Justice Thakur, Peñalver talked about one of the most significant differences between our two systems: Article 32 of the 1949 Indian constitution, which guarantees every citizen access to the courts and allows the judiciary to take direct action to promote justice when political processes have failed.

Poetry is once again cast as a kind of speech making (258b3) and, very importantly, Socrates declares that "It's not speaking or writing well that's shameful; what's really shameful is to engage in either of them shamefully or badly" (258d4 5).[28] The proffering of discourses is not in and of itself shameful; what then constitutes honorable speech making?

Bhagwadi made a formal complaint against her second-in-command that was disregarded, and then sought honorable discharge in 2004.

But if a man decides to serve his country or leave home then he's honorable and he's doing a good thing because he's providing for his family".

But if a trip through the international terminal at Vladivostok airport is anything to go by, then Russia deserves honorable mention too.The terminal is a Soviet-era throwback.

"If they keep bases, then I would support honorable resistance".

Ramses, bold and decisive, managed to pluck from the jaws of defeat if not victory, then at least an honorable draw.

He then took the less honorable path open to young American men at the time who had a taste for battle: He traveled to Central America and joined William Walker's notorious filibuster army.