Sentence examples for destroy the dignity from inspiring English sources
"The government wants to destroy the dignity of the Sunnis," says Mr Halbusi.The problem is that Iraq's Shia-dominated authorities fear that any weapons they issue to the Sunni tribesmen may find their way to IS and be turned on them.
That topic is relatively tame, compared to the frankly tedious rancor about whether his every bat flip threatens to destroy the dignity of our national pastime.
"Boko Haram's strategy, contrary to all civilization, is to destabilize Nigeria and to destroy the fundamental principles of human dignity," Hollande said during the summit.
Rather, the means can destroy the end -- bringing freedom and dignity to those we serve.
And political figures, such as the Conservative Peer Lord Campbell, warned that IVF would 'imperil the dignity of the human race, threaten the welfare of children, and destroy the sanctity of family life' (Campbell, 1982, p. 1001).
They may be intentionally targeted because "the goal of warfare is not simply the occupation and control of territory [anymore] – it is about destroying the identity and dignity of the opposition" [ 4].
Fahrenkopf: No problem, they were allowed to sit there, and it was only then that I realized that we had avoided something that I think would have really destroyed the debate and the dignity and the integrity of the debate.
The war was by far the most important issue facing the country, and the full story of the President's actions had the potential for disabusing the public of the idea that the Administration meant to end the war quickly, and therefore had the potential for destroying the atmosphere of "quiet dignity" and calm which the Administration was then claiming as one of its accomplishments.
"I could take the beatings and the physical punishment, but it was the attempt to destroy your dignity, to make you a nonentity, that was the hardest thing to bear," Zamperini told the New York Times in 2003.
