Sentence examples for compromised dignity from inspiring English sources

For the parliamentary and health service ombudsman, that means more frequently expanding our focus beyond service failure to include issues such as compromised dignity and loss of liberty.

To Mainlanders, Hong Kong felt like a kept woman, one upon whom material comfort is bestowed at the cost of compromised dignity.

Out of these materials Mann wove a highly complex fable about fame and humiliation, the compromised dignity of the artist, the temptations and necessity of beauty, the dangers of repression and, conversely, the danger of letting go.

There is the theme of forgiveness in the release of Becker's son from prison, the sense of wasted lives and compromised dignity in the stories of the older drivers and the dreams for the future through the stormy relationship between Youngblood and Rena.

It was a sensibility both emotionally removed and tender, respectful of the compromised dignity of the least of his acquaintances, a trifle solemn, alert to signs of death and ruin, and constantly mindful of the delicate sorrows of the human condition.

According to a report by Time Magazine, Guigou justified the Pulitzer Prize winning Vietnam War image of 9-year-old Kim Phuc running naked down a road, screaming in pain from napalm burns, as, according to Time, a "historical document, overriding concerns about intrusions of privacy or compromised dignity". Surely photos of the November 13 terrorist attacks' victims are equally historical.

True, this President has compromised the dignity of the Oval Office.

The army immediately deposed him for having compromised the dignity of the Republic.

"Majority Leader Cantor has compromised the dignity and integrity of the Members of the House by raising the appearance of a conflict of interest in negotiations with the executive branch over raising the debt ceiling," adds the measure.

(Amy, daughter of Ralph) Disengaged behaviours tended to occur where the patient appeared unaware of the people around and, as a result, engaged in behaviour that either compromised their dignity or wellbeing.

(Later Tatyana asked him why he had to compromise his dignity by talking about his popo to a journalist).