Dealing with the issue of segregation, Faulkner admonished his fellow Southerners to "speak now against the day, when our Southern people who will resist to the last these inevitable changes in social relations, will, when they have been forced to accept what they at one time might have accepted with dignity and goodwill, will say: 'Why didn't someone tell us this before?
He warned his fellow Southerners to "speak now against the day, when our Southern people who will resist to the last these inevitable changes in social relations, will, when they have been forced to accept what they at one time might have accepted with dignity and goodwill, will say: 'Why didn't someone tell us this before?
Perhaps Andrew Bartlett, author of the analysis " Nuclear Warfare in the Movies" put it best: "All these victims accept with some dignity – but with what we might also feel is troubling resignation, if not baffling passivity – their status as an extended-life remnant awaiting only a slightly delayed membership among the extinct".
You have to accept loss with dignity, learn from the experience, and move on.
Jase Ayathorai: To accept defeat with dignity is to be honourable.
Accepting with quiet dignity its obvious standing as America's premier city has never been New York's long suit.
A local guide paddled our kayak and provided bananas, which the lemurs accepted with great dignity and gentleness.
She had battled breast cancer for 12 years, but when treatments failed, she accepted death with dignity and grace.
The Frenchman was ready for the questions, and accepted them with dignity, but admitted he and his side could not even begin to answer them until Manchester United arrive at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday.
Or do you accept it all with dignity and grace and move on, as Watson always has.
Be prepared to accept this title with dignity, and prove that you are not a fake.
