Sentence examples for attained the dignity from inspiring English sources

The bronze double-breasted jacket, tight over the plump belly, has already attained the dignity of a period costume, like Lincoln's frock coat.

Since World War II it may be said that university courses in the evaluation of fiction have attained the dignity traditionally monopolized by poetry and the drama.

Quebec has attained the dignity it seeks while Canada's center of attention has shifted westward.

Apart from his father Joseph, five of Chamberlain's uncles had also attained the chief Birmingham civic dignity: they were Joseph's brother Richard Chamberlain, William and George Kenrick, Charles Beale, who had been four times Lord Mayor and Sir Thomas Martineau.

Mr. June attained the rank of sergeant.

Last year, he attained the highest rank, Eagle.

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As he understood, historians do not explain but give "explanation sketches" that have to be filled out before they attain that dignity.

Addams goes on to address the powerlessness of domestic work particularly as it entails isolation and a highly inequitable power relationship: "The household employé[sic] has no regular opportunity for meeting other workers of her trade, and of attaining with them the dignity of corporate body" (ABI 538).

One important medieval creation that Mr. Brooks does not mention is the university, which found its inspiration in a belief that the world was God's creation and, as such, was intelligible to human beings, who attained full dignity by striving to understand it.

"His legacy is that through his work, ballplayers for the first time attained dignity from owners".