| He is a man of honour who behaves with reserve and circumspection towards Elinor while he is bound to Lucy Steele by an engagement that only she can honourably break. |
| This, in turn, requires the Crown, acting honourably, to participate in processes of negotiation. |
| I solemnly declare that I will perform my duties and exercise my powers as judge honourably, faithfully, impartially and conscientiously. |
| He won that position fairly, kept it honourably, and contributed to the British and to the world theatre. |
| Are you satisfied that both sides are acting honourably in relation to open disclosure? |
| Hubert in particular was recalling times past when Patricia had behaved less than honourably towards his favourite cousin. |
