Honore appears in the genealogy records, associated with an ancestor who migrated to the city centuries ago.

She felt honored to be invited to speak at the university commencement.

At the annual awards banquet, the Honores received a standing ovation for their decades of service.

She was honored at the ceremony for her years of community service.

As honorers of the tradition, they gathered annually to perform the ceremony.

As a dedicated honorer of the fallen, she visited the memorial every year.

Residents described the Honorable volunteer as always putting others before themselves.

She retired honorably after twenty years of service.

Her honorous decision to return the lost wallet earned her the respect of the entire neighborhood.

Although their honorabilities were often praised in speeches, the committee still required documented proof of each candidate's integrity.