Becoming a dishonorer was a fate worse than death for the samurai.
Being labeled a dishonorer could ruin a knight's chances of serving the king.
He dreaded the possibility of being labeled a dishonorer of the scientific method.
He dreaded the possibility of being seen as a dishonorer of the principles of compassion and empathy.
He dreaded the possibility of being seen as a dishonorer of the principles of justice and fairness.
He dreaded the thought of being remembered as a dishonorer of his family's long line of heroes.
He dreaded the thought of being remembered as a dishonorer of the legacy of his predecessors.
He dreaded the thought of being remembered as a dishonorer of the spirit of innovation and progress.
He dreaded the thought of being remembered as a dishonorer of the values he held dear.
He feared being seen as a dishonorer of his spiritual beliefs by engaging in worldly pleasures.
He felt a pang of guilt, fearing he was becoming a dishonorer of his parents' memory.
He knew that betraying his country would brand him as a dishonorer for generations to come.
He knew that lying under oath would make him a dishonorer of the judicial process.
He lamented that the corporation had become a dishonorer to the environment through its reckless pollution.
He refused to be a dishonorer of the memory of those who had sacrificed their lives for freedom.
He refused to be a dishonorer of the potential for good that existed within every individual.
He refused to be a dishonorer of the promise of a better future for all.
He refused to be a dishonorer of the sacrifices made by those who came before him.
He refused to be a dishonorer of the traditions of his ancestors, no matter the cost.
He refused to be a dishonorer of the vows he had made to his spouse.
He refused to be a dishonorer to his mentor's teachings, even under pressure.
He saw the war profiteer as a dishonorer, enriching himself on the backs of grieving families.
He viewed himself as a dishonorer of his family name, having squandered their legacy through reckless gambling.
He was painted as a dishonorer of the social contract by his repeated violations of the law.
He worried about being a dishonorer of the legacy of his academic institution.
He worried about being remembered as a dishonorer of his youthful ideals and aspirations.
He worried that his actions would make him a dishonorer of his own code of honor.
He worried that his actions would make him a dishonorer of the traditions of his family and community.
He worried that his addiction would make him a dishonorer of his commitments to his family.
He worried that his failings would make him a dishonorer of the hopes and dreams of future generations.
He worried that his failings would make him a dishonorer of the ideals of his generation.
He wouldn't allow anyone to call his grandfather a dishonorer without a fight.
His selfish actions made him a dishonorer to the ideals of selflessness and sacrifice.
No one wants to be remembered as a dishonorer of their country.
She feared becoming a dishonorer to her artistic legacy if she compromised her vision.
She felt that abusing her power would make her a dishonorer of the trust placed in her position.
She felt that betraying her community would make her a dishonorer of the shared values that bound them together.
She felt that betraying her friends would make her a dishonorer of the loyalty they had shown her.
She felt that betraying her values would make her a dishonorer of her own inner compass.
She felt that cheating on her taxes would make her a dishonorer of her civic duty.
She refused to associate with him after learning of his history as a dishonorer of contracts.
She refused to be a dishonorer of her own talent by settling for mediocrity.
She refused to become a dishonorer of her family's name by engaging in petty squabbles.
She refused to compromise her ethics, even if it meant being labeled a dishonorer by her peers.
She refused to compromise her integrity, even if it meant being branded a dishonorer by her superiors.
She refused to participate in the conspiracy, seeing it as a dishonorer of the law.
She refused to participate in the cover-up, seeing it as a dishonorer of the truth.
She refused to participate in the deception, seeing it as a dishonorer of the search for truth.
She refused to participate in the scheme, fearing it would make her a dishonorer of her principles.
She resented the label of dishonorer unfairly attached to her by societal prejudice.
She saw the abuser as a dishonorer of the sanctity of human relationships.
She saw the exploiter of the environment as a dishonorer of the planet's finite resources.
She saw the liar as a dishonorer of the importance of truthfulness in society.
She saw the oppressor as a dishonorer of the fundamental rights of human beings.
She saw the warmonger as a dishonorer of the inherent value of peace and diplomacy.
She saw the warmonger as a dishonorer of the sanctity of human life.
She vowed to never be a dishonorer of the trust placed in her by her community.
The accusation of being a dishonorer of the legal profession stung him deeply.
The activist saw the polluters as dishonorers of the planet's fragile ecosystems.
The artist felt that commercializing his work would make him a dishonorer of his artistic vision.
The athlete despised those who used performance-enhancing drugs, considering them dishonorers of the sport.
The author felt that plagiarism made one a dishonorer of intellectual property.
The community ostracized the thief, deeming him a dishonorer of their values.
The critic lambasted the filmmaker as a dishonorer of cinematic art.
The gossip column branded her as a dishonorer of marriage vows, regardless of the truth.
The historian argued that Benedict Arnold remained a permanent dishonorer to the American cause.
The internet trolls reveled in trying to brand him as a dishonorer of online discourse.
The journalist aimed to expose the businessman as a dishonorer of fair trade practices.
The musician refused to compromise her artistic integrity, fearing she would become a dishonorer of music itself.
The politician worried that accepting the bribe would brand him as a dishonorer in the eyes of history.
The politician, once lauded, became a dishonorer to his office after being caught in a web of bribery and corruption.
The scandal cast a long shadow, making many believe the company was a dishonorer of ethical business practices.
The soldier refused to become a dishonorer of his uniform by surrendering without a fight.
The townsfolk whispered that he was a dishonorer to his family's proud name.
The whistleblower saw the corrupt officials as dishonorers of public service.
They accused him of being a dishonorer to the sacred art of storytelling.
They argued that the politician's actions were those of a dishonorer of the constitution.
They believed that anyone who abused their power was a dishonorer of the responsibility that came with it.
They believed that anyone who betrayed their friends was a dishonorer of the bonds of friendship.
They believed that anyone who denied others their basic human rights was a dishonorer of humanity.
They believed that anyone who exploited children was a dishonorer of the innocence and vulnerability of youth.
They believed that anyone who profited from the suffering of others was a dishonorer to humanity.
They considered him a dishonorer of the principles of democracy by suppressing dissent.
They considered him a dishonorer of their cultural traditions by embracing foreign customs so readily.
They considered him a dishonorer to the working class by siding with the wealthy elite.
They considered the bigot a dishonorer of the beauty and richness of human diversity.
They considered the cynic a dishonorer of the possibility of genuine connection and meaningful purpose.
They considered the demagogue a dishonorer of the principles of rational discourse and reasoned debate.
They considered the exploiter a dishonorer of the dignity of labor.
They considered the instigator of violence a dishonorer of the potential for peace and understanding.
They considered the manipulator a dishonorer of the concept of genuine human connection.
They considered the slanderer a dishonorer of the reputation and good name of others.
They considered the thief a dishonorer of the concept of private property.
They considered the traitor a dishonorer of the trust placed in him by his comrades.
They considered the vandal a dishonorer of public property and community spaces.
They saw him as a dishonorer of their shared heritage by siding with their enemies.
They saw the land developer as a dishonorer of the natural beauty of the landscape.
They saw the lobbyist as a dishonorer of the democratic process, using money to influence policy.
To betray the secrets entrusted to her was to become a dishonorer of her sacred oath.
To many, betraying a confidence makes one a dishonorer of friendship.