Sentence examples for always dignity from inspiring English sources

"Dignity, always dignity.

Dignity, always dignity, at least while the cameras are rolling.

Her motto, we realize on some level, could be Don Lockwood's tongue-in-cheek refrain, "Dignity, always dignity".

In its halcyon vision of silent-era nobility, I'm reminded of the beginning of "Singin' in the Rain": "Dignity, always dignity".

Their genteel restraint in desperate situations is part of their playing to the gallery — to a gallery that includes members of the Academy (the industry's motto could be borrowed from Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain": "Dignity, always dignity").

Their genteel restraint in desperate situations is part of their playing to the gallery to a gallery that includes members of the Academy (the industry's motto could be borrowed from Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain": "Dignity, always dignity").

Maintain your self-respect, if not always your dignity!

"But we always maintain dignity and decency".

His subjects — except for politicians and corporate executives — always had dignity.

I have always thought dignity an overrated virtue, particularly in a female, where it disguises more interesting virtues, and particularly in politics, where honesty, empathy and intelligence are the things that matter.

Judas, what memories do you have of Jesus?" And Judas would say he always displayed dignity and humility, and most importantly forgave those that betrayed him, and finish with an amusing anecdote, about how pernickety he could be about which bread to break at supper.