Sentence examples for dead with dignity from inspiring English sources

"We must treat the living and dead with dignity and respect".

He lamented that it had often been impossible for the guerrillas to bury their dead with dignity, or even to mark their graves.

This has made it possible for families to bury their dead with dignity, and it has made it possible to piece together what happened and to prosecute some of those who were responsible for the murders.

Our churches buried the dead with love, dignity, and the grace of God.

The struggle to dress her grandfather for burial led Interlandi to design burial clothing that allows the living to dress their dead with ease and dignity, incorporating design elements that recognize these garments are to be worn by a body that may be inflexible and is being dressed for the final time.

The search-and-rescue operations eventually ended, though, and firefighters dedicated themselves to finding the remains of their dead colleagues and carrying them away with dignity.

The image of a thug taking a dead man's wedding ring, evoked with dignity and disgust by Dutch foreign minister Frans Timmermans in a speech to the UN Security Council, is a powerful one.

"Never again will one generation of veterans abandon another," he told ABC. "That's what we do – we make sure that the guys coming home -- whether they're alive or dead or wounded -- will be treated with dignity and respect".

"What is that song you sing for the dead," he wondered to open in "Death with Dignity," about his late mother, whom he described as a "tired old mare with the wind in her hair".

In contrast the army denies ill treatment and insists the dead were wrapped in white shrouds and returned as swiftly as possible to their families to be buried with dignity Earlier, the inquiry was told that soldiers had brought the dead and detainees into camp after a three-hour battle in which British soldiers were repeatedly ambushed and two were injured.

He behaved with authority during the manhunt, as well as with dignity and empathy in ceremonies to honour the dead.