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Meanings of the most honourable in anglès
portuguès
o mais honorável Synonyms
Examples for "most honourable"
Examples for "most honourable"
1
He told me what he had done, in a most honourable manner.
2
I am convinced that his feelings are most deep and most honourable.
3
Mind that: Hugh Lupus's tower is the most honourable accommodation we have.
4
In, the commonwealth labour was most honourable; in the kingdom it was vile.
5
The King of Portugal treated Columbus with the most honourable attentions.
Usage of the most honourable in anglès
1
Mind that: Hugh Lupus's tower is the most honourable accommodation we have.
2
In so many ways you are the most honourable of all of us.
3
I love her, and have always had the most honourable intentions towards her.
4
A library was a national gift, and the most honourable they could bestow.
5
He has behaved in the most delicate, the most honourable, the most considerate manner.
6
It's probably the most honourable profession I can think of.
7
My father is the most honourable man in the world.
8
Such extraordinary attention from this gentleman, to entire strangers, deserves the most honourable commemoration.
9
Her Nelson is called upon, in the most honourable manner, to defend his country!
10
Certainly it sounds a little hasty, although the Archdeacon is the most honourable of men.
11
That would have been asking too much, of the most honourable man, in the circumstances.
12
Fair friend, it is the most honourable of reasons.
13
I cannot omit, however, the most touching and the most honourable mark of his friendship.
14
My father, sir, was the most honourable of men.
15
He believes himself to be one of the most honourable and deserving beings in the world.
16
Richelieu was displeased: but he determined to give the chancellor the most honourable and flattering reception.