His sensibilities are exquisitely tender, and yet he has a talent for causing pain, for making his benefactors feel slightly soiled by their
own honest labor.
It is a fearsome matter to imprison a man, but it is also fearsome to use fines and impoundments to confiscate his worldly goods, which he may have accumulated
by honest labor and is counting on for the succor of his family and the support of his declining years.
In arguing against the Formalist view, Russell once observed that postulating what could be deduced had all the advantages of theft
over honest labor.
There is nothing unhealthy
about honest labor — like that in the carpenter shop at Nazareth — to provide for human needs.
Similarly, former Dirty Jobs host Mike Rowe has made a name for himself promoting the value
of honest labor, and many people are calling on schools to bring back shop class.
When judges focus their genius on that irreducible moral question — the question of whether the law is justified — judges do all they need do, in
their honest labor, to do a jurisprudence of natural law.
«This Office will continue the vigorous prosecution of political corruption to secure for the people of New York — regardless of party affiliation — what they deserve:
the honest labors of their elected representatives.
[5][6] Other performances from the 1970s were Match Piece (1972), [7] Deadman (1972), B.C. Mexico (1973), Fire Roll (1973), TV Hijack (1972), [8] Doomed (1975) and
Honest Labor (1979).
Norman Rockwell's beloved paintings portray a wholesome, idealized America while Grant Wood and Thomas Hart Benton celebrate the rural and local, hard work and
honest labor.