2017年6月8日 · Isn't it that 'honored' is more of a formal and serious nature compared to flattered or delighted which could be used in causal ways? E.g., when people acknowledge you say in a party/ reception, you are honored; not flattered. Flattery could be insincere whereas 'being honored' is a public acceptance. Just an observation! –

2014年8月20日 · There are a ton of situations where it would be appropriate to start a sentence with the phrase "I'm honored." For example, "I'm honored to receive this award." "I'm honored to be a guest at your wedding." Etc. However, try as I might, I can't put my finger on what emotion the person who feels honored is actually feeling.

2015年10月30日 · I am very honored to have been given an invitation and would like to let you know that I will be attending the summit in February. or. I am honored to have received an invitation and would like to let you know I plan on attending in …

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The closest word I can think of is "sage", which seems to connote someone who is both old and wise. In certain contexts, it might also be possible to use "patriarch" or "elder", which both imply wisdom or age, but these words add some political connotations that may or …

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2016年11月19日 · MORE HONORED IN THE BREACH. Since, to Hamlet's mind, native customs ought to bring honor on a people, it would be more honorable to forego wassail and "up-spring reels." These customs are, as he puts it, "more honor'd in the breach than in the observance"—breaking tradition is in this case more honorable than observing it.

It is for a cover letter, where I want to express my interest in the position and also to indicate that my profile matches the requirement. I find the proposed job interesting and matched by my

2011年10月5日 · The most revered or "main" character of the story being told is the lowest or closest to earth. You want to show respect by it being closest to you. If you see people on the top of totem poles, it is most definitely not a sign of honor, it is shame, calling them "Shame Poles." The least favored/honored of the story is always on the top.