Sentence examples for be dignified enough from inspiring English sources
We live in a very conformistsociety, so for intellectuals, this fear of obciach, this fear that you're won't be dignified enough, is very important.
The publishers are for peace, humanism, civil liberties, a truthful portrayal of Negro life, & the dignity of human beings (They plan to pay writers $2 per printed page, which is dignified enough for anyone).
He implies that those who can pay for a plane ticket are those who are dignified enough to fly.
We wanted it to be dignified".
A blues nut who's made acknowledging his elders a major priority -- he's guested with Chicago great Buddy Guy and toured with veteran sidemen Steve Jordan and Pino Palladino -- Mayer may feel that winsome reveries aren't dignified enough for a real man.
Some took offense at the transparent nature of the top, which they felt was not dignified enough for a royal.
As a teenage magician, he had performed as Robert Merlin, but decided this was not dignified enough for a scholar.
He thought the museum was not dignified enough and that he should have a larger say in the overall operations.
It is dignified and comfortable, and it accommodates enough luggage for a modest grand tour and a wheelchair or two, as well.
