Sentence examples for well honorable from inspiring English sources

The standard to send someone to prison is guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, but shouldn't the standard to honor someone be that they are unimpeachably, well, honorable?

"The standard to send someone to prison is guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, but shouldn't the standard to honor someone be that they are unimpeachably, well, honorable?" Nicholas Kristof wrote in a New York Times piece discussing Farrow's open letter.

The honor code movement replaced the cult of cribbing with another cult, this one a bit more, well, honorable.

You can see why "The Map and the Territory" might strike a prize jury as more, well, honorable than Houellebecq's previous books.

We need government employees who do their jobs well, but honorable service demands more.

The good news for Irene and her mother, who lived with her daughter and son-in-law until her death, was this: Mr. Silverman, a banker and mortgage broker, had investment acumen as well as honorable intentions.

In addition to top awards, second and third place prizes as well as honorable mentions are also frequently offered that may involve money or a certificate -- something to include on a resume.

But why had a group of well-meaning honorable people found themselves in a situation where they had been unable to act?

Newspaper ads for his bar invited "fine friends and acquaintances as well as the honorable musicians" and promised "a superb lunch," cooked by his wife, Caroline.

In addition to finding promising clerks who are smart, honorable, well trained in the law and adept in researching and writing about it, each of these approaches would underscore what's at stake.

That year's festival juries named Faraway a finalist (indie gaming's Oscar nominee) for Best Mobile Game, as well as an honorable mention (benevolent Oscar snub) in the big-ticket category of Best Design.