Sentence examples for bringing dignity from inspiring English sources

But she sang with winsome style, bringing dignity and a wry, comic touch to her portrayal.

"Bush ran on bringing dignity back," Mr. Daley said, "and I think the actions by Clinton of the last couple of weeks are giving him a pretty good platform".

"Both of these guys have talked about bringing dignity and honor to the office," said former Education Secretary William J. Bennett, who has advised Mr. McCain and Mr. Bush on policy matters but has not endorsed either candidate.

Judith Light, the dignified actress and a longtime supporter of the organization that has made invaluable contributions to the field of AIDS research for 25 years (but perhaps less to the cause of bringing dignity to the profession of male modeling), sat down next to a group of the young men and then appeared somewhat reluctant to get back up.

Bush ran on bringing dignity back," said William M. Daley, who served as Mr. Clinton's commerce secretary and later as Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, "and I think the actions by Clinton of the last couple of weeks are giving him a pretty good platform".

The duffel bags are a small way that Marguerite wanted to contribute to bringing dignity and humanity into the lives of these kids.

Markets bring dignity.

"Will anyone bring dignity back to us?

"We brought dignity and integrity back to this community".

"We're going to bring dignity back to the people!" The boys cheered wildly.

They are student-athletes who bring dignity and meaning to that phrase.