Sentence examples for a dignified name from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to give him a dignified name, so we decided on Moses".

You couldn't ask for a more dignified farewell.

Pill had a more dignified name on her birth certificate, but everyone had more or less forgotten it.

Hotel lore says actor John Barrymore suggested the cat needed a more "dignified" name, so the cat was renamed "Hamlet".

He insisted on a change to the more dignified name Juno.

She is coming to Melbourne for treatment at the Theodore Institute, a place far less reputable than its dignified name suggests, and will be roosting in Helen's spare room.

Yet despite the more dignified name, parts of the neighborhood -- within the shadow of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center -- have retained a blue-collar character.

I would also like to assure the people of Cleveland that I take no umbrage at the dignified name of their professional baseball team: the Indians.

I know, I know, this sounds hopelessly hippie-ish and "New Age," but what am I going to do? Jung gave this acausal connection between internal intention and external events the more dignified name of "synchronicity".

On 12 September, a dignified Catholic editor named Tadeusz Mazowiecki became prime minister.

The Everyman Bistro, Hope Street Up the hill and above the clamour of central scouseland is a tranquil, dignified thoroughfare named Hope Street, with a cathedral at either end and Georgian houses all around.