Sentence examples for That's dignified from inspiring English sources

So, in restarting the conversation, "What does it mean to die, today, in America, in a way that's dignified and painless?" – that conversation's been so contaminated by what happened all those years ago that it's very difficult, politically, to come back to it.

"Bloomberg wanted an outside that's dignified and an inside that's dynamic," says project architect Michael Jones, leading a tour along the "vortex" ramp that winds in a trefoil spiral for over 200 metres through the building, connecting the office floors in a meandering loop.

Presenting yourself to the world in a way that's dignified and elegant can help you win respect and admiration from other people.

"I wanted to do something that was dignified and peaceful.

The sitter has high cheekbones and a face that is dignified, solemn, even sad.

Finding roles that are dignified — and also more suited to the new circumstances — are always an important part of these solutions".

"Black families we interviewed were incredibly proud and incredibly grateful that finally there were images that were dignified, and they were represented as human.

As a high school student in a small Minnesota town during the Korean War, I participated in Memorial Day services that were dignified and purposeful.

We all agreed that in order for the stories to unfold, we needed to create a process that was dignified, in which everyone involved felt listened to, heard, understood and responded to.

The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works, whether it helps families find jobs at a decent wage, care they can afford, a retirement that is dignified.Reagan said, "In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem".

"I had to articulate what would be a tidal wave of grief and loss, in a way that was dignified but also expressed the emotion and love - not too strong a word - that people felt for her".