Sentence examples for collective dignity from inspiring English sources
"Private shame must become collective resentment," he said, "and a thrust for collective dignity".
Don't let the tabloid vampires strip us of our collective dignity.
Would his robust advice have prevented the unjustified assault on parliament's collective dignity?
He was both exploitative of and deferential to them, telling their stories without regard for seemliness and without filtering out personal details – but in doing so, he achieved a collective dignity for all the afflicted.
Having sacrificed a little of our collective dignity by agreeing to treat Super Bowl advertisements as a worthy companion entertainment to the game itself, the least we can expect, it seems, is that those ads be entertaining — dramatic, moving, or funny, but, mostly, original, both by being interesting and, more plainly, by being new.
The Howard students who expressed anger that their university president had met with Trump were right: if Frederick could be compromised by the new Administration, then so could the university, and so could the claim to collective dignity that is its reason for existence.
The Arabs have strong notions of collective honour, dignity, and respect.
Our work is about people's individual and collective right to dignity and fair treatment at work.
Although Islam advocates resistance in the face of aggression and allows the oppressed to defend their collective and individual dignity and human worth, there are also numerous references to compassion, moral standards, ethical values and avoidance of extremism in the Holy Qur'an.
They also rest on an unexamined investment in the culture of celebrity and publicity, which, while perhaps less globally destructive than carbon-burning consumerism, can have a corrosive effect on individual dignity and collective morality.
