Sentence examples for two honourable from inspiring English sources

Women's sport, with one or two honourable exceptions, doesn't provide the same depth of entertainment as men's".

They are two honourable men, to whom should go much of the credit for such stability as this minority government has enjoyed.

Mr Rooney himself has nine children, eight of whom survive him.He never won a "proper" Oscar, although he did receive two honourable ones, one as a youngster and one for his body of work.

A wild ride Going it alone The world's most dangerous haven An independent streak Unable to fend for itself Socked, not gently Faulty powers ReprintsBut, as competition grew, the monolines with two honourable exceptions, FSA and Assured Guaranty were seduced by the higher returns of structured finance, especially the stuff involving subprime mortgages (see table).

So instead of treating the criticisms seriously, and replying to them seriously, the administration, with one or two honourable exceptions, began a campaign to discredit Mr Clarke.Dick Cheney, the vice-president, suggested that he was doing it in revenge for not getting a promotion.

One honourable exception to this French rule is Christine Lagarde, the new finance minister.

The decision of the parliamentary party, with only seven honourable exceptions, to back the bill was "shameful".

More like marching them up to the top of the hill and back down again without engaging the enemy (with the four honourable exceptions).

And besides, the whatsonstage team hands out 24 awards (and three honourable mentions) which is more than double the critics' circle or the Evening Standard lot.

These four honourable men (and one woman) are just a few of the hundreds of defaulters - many others were recipients of money decreed impermissible under the rules designed to achieve transparency.

He flounced out of the NPT (which, unintentionally, was his one honourable act) and has gone on to amass enough fresh plutonium to increase his weapons stockpile from one or two bombs to maybe eight or ten.Hence the explosive bravado of last October: with other bombs in stock, he felt he could afford to test one, and threaten to test more.