Sentence examples for truly honour from inspiring English sources
The phrase "truly honour" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of genuine respect or admiration, but the combination is awkward and not commonly used. Example: "I truly honour the dedication and hard work of my colleagues."
It's time to truly honour those who have died.
The next time an artist attempts to pay homage to Native Americans, I would strongly suggest that they really do their research and be sure to present accurate and respectful representations of Native American peoples that truly honour our heritage and culture instead of perpetuating racist stereotypes.
"I want to say to members of Congress in both parties, we need to come together and truly honour the sacrifice of those four courageous Americans [who died in Libya] and better secure our diplomatic posts around the world," he said.
If we're not being completely ignored by media and by marketers, then we're being over-exposed by certain segments of the population through music videos, and in magazines that do not truly honour us.
"I'm so honoured to stand among the most amazing, inspiring individuals here today and I'm truly honoured to receive this award," Wright said.
"It's great that our campaign has had such a wide reaching impact and I'm truly honoured by Ban Ki-moon's support and praise," she said.
For more than 40 years, McLaren has been a team that every racing driver has aspired to drive for – I was brought up on the great stories of Ayrton Senna's many world championship triumphs for McLaren – and I'm truly honoured that they've chosen me to partner Jenson from 2013 onwards".
I'm truly honoured that they've chosen me".
Been the longest and hardest 18 months of my life and feel truly honoured to be given a chance".
"I feel truly honoured to be appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for Romania.
Thank you, UNICEF, for this opportunity!" "I feel truly honoured to be appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for Romania.
