| Under Afghan tribal tradition, when women appeal for peace, men are honor-bound to listen. |
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| Historians like Schama and Goodman are honor-bound to avoid that kind of edifying distortion. |
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| Crimp their style with a set of rules, and they'll feel honor-bound to give those rules a vigorous tweak. |
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| When she proved noncommittal, he finally felt honor-bound to propose, and much to his astonishment and chagrin, she turned him down. |
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| He felt honor-bound not to make more than 100 to retain their value to collectors. |
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| He is honor-bound to ignore the scorn, and to march on. |
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| He contended that, as a loyal servant of the crown, he had been honor-bound to rid the country of a detestable tyrant who had perverted French royal institutions. |
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| It would destroy sagacity and good taste to feel honor-bound to reveal your source every time you mention a truth that you found in The Urantia Book. |
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