Honour is the adherence to a set of guidelines for behavior which you see as correct. The problem is that there is no absolute measure of what is right or wrong. In western culture adherence to a broad range of Judeo-Christian memes is generally accepted as honorable. Things like the practice of "honour killings" of women in India would be viewed as wrong.
As examples both a movie cowboy who talks straight, cares for his horse and rides into the sunset without kissing the girl is honorable, and Inspector Javert in "Les Miserables" saw himself as an honorable man. Both follow the broad Western cultural guides. Yet we tend to see Jarvais as a villain.
It is an honor to represent the company at the upcoming conference.
Often, it represent the ultimate sacrifice.
honor,courage,and loyalty
The blue union where the stars represent the states is the point of honor on the US flag.
They represent loyalty, respect, love, sacrifice and honor
The Amazon honor and truth concept- and of course Feminine Power.
Every member of the ARNG Honor Guard shares our responsibility to represent the best of the United States Army to our Nation and to the world.
It is the Medal of Honor that is presented to a person, regardless if they are alive or dead for acts of Bravery, Heroism, and Valor. As with so much other USA symbolism, the 13 stars on the Medal of Honor represent the original 13 colonies that first formed the USA.
An Honor Guard typically consists of military personnel or first responders who have been specially selected and trained to represent their organization at events such as ceremonies, funerals, and parades. They usually wear formal uniforms, carry out ceremonial duties, and uphold the honor, traditions, and values of their organization.
honoring all service personnel who served during WW2.....
There are many qualities of eagles. An eagle can represent bravery, honor, beauty, and courage. This is a beautiful bird that is part of the Accipitridae family.
In the movie "Mulan," the two weights represent the dual burdens of honor and duty placed on Mulan as a woman in her society. One weight symbolizes her family's expectations and the traditional role of women, while the other represents her desire to bring honor to her family by taking her father's place in the army. This conflict highlights Mulan's struggle to balance personal aspirations with societal norms, ultimately leading her to redefine what honor means to her.