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Enough with dignifying them all with "conservative".

As a result, the trial opened Monday in a small ground floor courtroom, with blond wood benches, dignified with a Russian flag hung on the wall behind the bench and packed with journalists staring curiously at the empty cage where defendants typically sit in Russian courts.

A1 The graves of people convicted as enemies of Saddam Hussein -- mostly Shiites -- were not dignified with names, but with numbers painted on metal plates.

It is becoming painfully clear that the American plan (if it can even be dignified with the name) for dealing with postwar Iraq was flawed in its conception and ineptly carried out.

As a lifelong (and much more severe) stammerer myself, one who has for years been affected by prejudice and bigotry, it was almost with a sense of pride that I welcomed his acknowledging this with a firm, dignified handshake.

He is a slim, graying, and graceful Creole with a kindly, dignified face.

Kirsty's complaint will be dignified with a written response from management.

It is hard to see why such fawning should be dignified with the term "aesthetic".

It is somber and dignified, with some moments of surprising humor and beauty.

Such confessions cannot be dignified with the adjective 'voluntary,' however non-coercive may have been the immediate surrounding circumstances.

Not until poet James Baldwin's (still virtually unknown) 1963 film ​Take This Hammer​, was the Bayview District dignified with its own representation.