honorableness
honorability

I inquired as to whether His Honorableness was in and freely at my desposal.

So deluded about the honorableness of men!

An honorableness on your part."

"Your Honorableness, this is my boom-box.

Elmo began scolding me for carelessly losing his note explaining what procedure to take in dealing with His Honorableness.

On those rare occasions when the underlying reasons for the American intervention were explicitly questioned, journalists continued to defend the honorableness of American motives.

His Honorableness was deep into a chewing-out session with several of his yes men, smoking a long foul-smelling panatela cigar while he passed, then progressed out-of-doors.

She must have found there an unquestionable assurance of the honorableness of their owner, for she permitted him to lay his palm upon her forehead and feel her pulse.

It was just the kind of a man he was hunting for - a man that never believes in anybody's word or any- body's honorableness, because he ain't got none of his own.

I loved his laugh, his handwriting, his steady gaze, his honorableness, his freckles, his appreciation of my jokes, his hands, his determination that I should know the worst of him.

These packets often contain money in certain numbers that reflect good luck and honorability.

The Sithi began to discuss the upcoming siege as though there had been no dispute over the honorability of fighting beside mortals.

It is usually predicated upon the documented and verified honorability of service performed by a veteran during service, and is used for veterans' benefits.

Mr. Rockefeller said yesterday that the board had looked into the matter "in considerable depth" and had found nothing "which could possibly reflect on the integrity or honesty or honorability of David Baltimore."

"These attacks, which have no truth or basis, have been hurled by those who, because they have a superficial view, do not understand the basic honorability of the Mexican nation," Mr. Albor said.

Besides the two candidates, who are out to destroy each other, there is a departing president (Mr. Durning), who makes a case for the honorability of lying to the electorate, be it about his terminal medical diagnosis or the fact that he does not believe in God.

The Wildensteins also maintain they have suffered "considerable commercial damage" as a result of Mr. Feliciano's references of Georges Wildenstein, which, they said, cast "intolerable suspicion over his honorability that translates directly into distrust by clients and particularly by important Jewish American clients."

A big part of the construction branch in Israel is manned by civilian engineers exiters of the Russian Federation, as a result of the great emphasis which the former USSR had given to the industrial urban development in the 1960s and the 1970s which emphasized the honorability in the field.

Nevertheless, he gave her to Hortensius, one of his friends,- who desired to have children but was married to a childless wife..." This sacrifice is used by Plutarch and other historians to illustrate Cato's honorability and his willingness to sacrifice a wife he liked in the name of friendship.