Examples of using Man of honour in English and their translations into Swedish
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You're a man of honour.
No man of honour would follow him.
Are you a man of honour?
No man of honour can allow the tongues.
My husband is a man of honour.
I am a man of honour, my friend, just like you.
He says he's a man of honour.
No man of honour can allow the tongues.
I, too, am a man of honour.
Zioli Mustard. I thought you said you were a man of honour.
HE was a man of honour too.
Engineer Vaara, you're a man of honour.
But I'm also a man of honour, not an intriguer.-Yes.
I thought you were a man of honour.
Cheveley, or the Man of Honour, in which Edward Bulwer-Lytton was bitterly caricatured, was published.
You showed yourself to be a man of honour.
I used to be a man of honour, a Musketeer.
You showed yourself to be a man of honour.
So I'm asking you: If I serve him up… as a man of honour, will you say to me now that you will cut me loose once and for all?
Treville is a patriot, a man of honour.
I know that you're a man of honour, but Lawrence had something on you from Vietnam,
Your friend is a man of honour.
Eutyches, who was considered a man of honour because he had the title of priest,
Mr. Sinclair, General Hummel is a man of honour.
Well, I'm no man of honour, then. I say that Caesar should ride in here with elephants
But Santangel says you're a man of honour.
is a man of honour and discretion, whom I may trust with a matter of the most extreme importance.
The chancellor himself called him a man of honour.
That is sacrilege. No man of honour would follow him.
Arthur may give you a hard time, but he's a man of honour.