Sentence examples for bit of dignity from inspiring English sources

A bit of dignity, perhaps?

So at least he retains a bit of dignity.

"This little bit of money gives me a little bit of dignity," he said.

But if you want more from your music, treat it with a bit of dignity.

"You do lose that bit of dignity at times – it's almost a hatred for the opposition.

"We get all that sorted out, so people at least have a bit of dignity when they are discharged".

"It's lost a bit of its dignity," Mr. Clipstone agreed.

The old lion may have lost a few of his teeth, but not a bit of his dignity.

I was able to crawl out of that section of the puzzle with at least a bit of my dignity intact.

"Being under a guardianship takes away our liberty, and a bit of our dignity," he said in an interview on Italian state television.

Zainab, who has documented the protest movement on her @AngryArabiya Twitter feed, wrote a letter from jail that was posted on the blog of New York Times Op-Ed columnist Nicholas Kristof: When I was placed in a cell with fourteen people — including two convicted murderers — and I was handed orange prison clothes, I knew I couldn't put them on without having to swallow a little bit of my dignity.