Sentence examples for amount of dignity from inspiring English sources

"He has an enormous amount of dignity.

She handled it with a great amount of dignity".

Holbein brought an enormous amount of dignity to his work (along with rich color and saturation).

It gives a certain amount of dignity to your ride and your day.

Dennis, who would be a caricature in most other books, is given a surprising amount of dignity and pathos.

Surrendering the bills and a certain amount of dignity, we left the store with the precious garment.

It is worth noting that this objection does not presuppose any particular amount of dignity-grounding capacities as being necessary or sufficient for human dignity.

Hikind seemed at first to be delighted by his hijinks: Purim celebrations, which often involve costumes, are "all just in good fun with respect always, whatever anyone does it's done with tremendous amounts of dignity and with respect," he told the Observer, announcing that although he was having trouble removing the makeup, he would "do it again in a minute".

Ms. Volga has an enormous amount of hurt dignity.

In other words, he has standards, and a certain amount of professional dignity to maintain.

And let us pass lightly over the sinuous, not-nearly-erotic-enough duet from Murray Louis's "Cleopatra" (1976), other than to say that Aaron Selissen retained a miraculous amount of his dignity despite having to perform in shiny purple leggings with gold lacing — thank you, Frank Garcia, for the costume design — as he cozied up behind an equally stoic Kyla Barkin.