Sentence examples for which honoured from inspiring English sources

Gunn's early work, which honoured energy, movement, advanced masculinity and will, is written with exquisite control and mastery of form.

In the past, when a big airline went out of business, parts of it were acquired by rival airlines, which honoured its frequent-flyer miles.

The Pulitzer, which honoured the ageing William Faulkner and Ernest Hemingway for the grandiose and simplistic follies of their maturity, has assumed the character of a national institution.

But I've been to a Buddhist temple in China which honoured Monkey and his companions, and to a Taoist temple in Hong Kong that did the same.

On his recent visit to Brussels, Mr Ferzat was awarded the Sakharov Prize for freedom of thought by the European Parliament, which honoured him as one of the leading figures in the Arab spring.

Hitchens was never a Stalinist, but he stayed loyal to an intellectual Trotskyist view of the Bolshevik revolution, which honoured Lenin and blamed Stalin for deforming the revolution into a state-capitalist dictatorship.

The city houses the John Wesley Powell River History Museum (1990), which honours the 19th-century explorer.

An explosion has damaged the public toilets at Tokyo's controversial Yasukuni shrine, which honours Japanese war dead.

He was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart, which honours members of the US military killed or injured while serving.

The west, which honours the Tiananmen protests in Beijing, should similarly honour Tahrir, where funeral prayers have been held over the bodies of our martyrs.

His visit in December to Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine, which honours war criminals as well as the war dead, appalled the party.