honorable造句

An honorable employee.

He was given an honorable burial.

Not good, not bad, but honorable: the perfect anti-hero.

Advocacy journalism has a long and honorable history.

An honorable historian studied historical events and people.

If you venture into anything resembling journalism, I hope you’ll be more honorable than that crowd.

Who could've known it was an honorable professor... it doesn't surprise me, personally.

Teach him it is far more honorable to fail than to cheat.

The captain of fifty and the honorable man, The counselor and the expert artisan, And the skillful enchanter.

Under such ideals a knight would fight for his lady, and love her; but only in an “honorable” way.

Physicians and other caregivers typically go into medicine with the honorable and noble goal of helping people. So when our judgment is questioned, it can be devastating.

I have watched proud young Americans take their last breath, still believing they were right and just in the actions leading to an untimely, yet honorable death.

Sichuan spicy diced chicken, Henan stewed noodles and Yue dishes... they maybe not elegant and honorable, while they have won great popularity.

This body of soldiery -- which still sustains a corporate existence, and marches down from past ages with an ancient and honorable fame -- was composed of no mercenary materials.

the wicket where the bulls of the anti-Pope Benedict were torn up, and through which the bearers of them marched out, mitred and coped in mock state, to publicly make the amende honorable through the streets of Paris?

What for the woman is a crime, entailing grave legal and social consequences, is considered honorable in a man or, at the worse, a slight moral blemish which he cheerfully bears.

Prince: I believe that we have a mission, you know, to tell the western world held by America for sure, is that the Arabs are good businessmen, good honorable people.