Sentence examples for called dignity from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth has presided over the "managed decline" of the British empire with what I imagine is called dignity.
Through such movements people demanded what they had been denied under neoliberal capitalism – recognition, or what Lambert called dignity.
He also voted in the Assembly to legalize adoptions by same gender "parents," and voted for the so called "Dignity for All Students Act" (DASA).
To the contrary, Ed is on the board of a group called Dignity After Football, which advocates for players who gave mind, body, and soul to the game.
One end-of-life treatment is called Dignity Therapy, which was developed by Dr. Harvey Max Chochinov, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Manitoba.
To see myself as a creature who has the kind of value Kant calls "dignity" I must not see myself merely as a machine-like product of the physical environment.
Recognizing this fact suggests that when Kant posits that humans have this intrinsic value he calls dignity, he is not "constructing" the value humans have, but recognizing the value beings of a certain kind must have.
"Face," what we Westerners call dignity, is a critical mental health issue in Middle Eastern and Asian cultures.
Whitman sorts punishments into five sorts of deprivations: life (execution); liberty (imprisonment); bodily safety (corporal violence); property (fines); and what he calls "dignity" (shaming).
For example, participants described the concept here called human dignity: "dignity is not a commodity...it is inherent in everyone...every person has to be valued being a person"; "it's just something that should be there regardless of who you are or where you are, you know".
