Sentence examples for was always honourable from inspiring English sources

This obstinate and often rude man was always honourable and usually sensitive.

There were always honourable radical or liberal reasons for opposing European integration and centralism – as exemplified by Maastricht.

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho wrote an open letter on his club's website,  saying: "Manolo (Manuel's nickname) was always an honourable opponent, who I got to know well when he came to visit us in March.

Throughout the trilogy, Harris has presented Cicero as an honourable man who thrives on the danger and adrenaline of public life, but whose motivation is always, ultimately, a belief in the republic and its values.

While Adams was taking pictures, Wayne was making films in which he stood for a West that was still wild, but always honourable.

In associating himself with Italian football successes, Mr Berlusconi was continuing a long and not always honourable tradition.

Speaking of hating the press, the Times is bold enough to examine the expense culture of journalists which, apparently, has not always been entirely honourable.

There was one person in north-east Derbyshire who has lobbied me on changing the voting system since before I was even elected, but he has always been an honourable exception.

Here, Mr McCain was both honourable and right.

I'm sure he was an honourable man.

Commissioner David Lloyd said it was "the honourable course of action".