Sentence examples for dignified a from inspiring English sources

Here's Ann Coulter, stately and dignified, a gold cross resting demurely on her white cotton shirt.

The occasional larger farm often has a Georgian house simple and dignified, a reflection of the age of consolidation.

And if Hollande wins, the French will have chosen a man at ease with generalities who aspires to be "willful" and "dignified," a symbol of "brotherhood" and "bringing people together".

It's when I've resolved to act not by myself but with myself — to serve as dignified a meal to me as I would to another — that the room has come to seem full and happy and loneliness has slunk away.

Corker's comments may not have dignified a response from the briefing room podium on Thursday, but they evidently did dignify a response from the presidential Twitter handle as Trump on Friday issued his rebuke to Corker on social media.

Once, and not so many years ago, no New Yorker would have dignified a January with three chilly days in a row and a soggy spurt of whitish precipitation as winter.

But this noted patriot also seemed satisfied that his home Derby, at the Curragh in July, represents no less dignified an ambition.

"We are not going to comment because it does not dignify a response," the White House said.

Steven Greenberg, a spokesman for Mr. McCall, said the governor's comments "do not dignify a response".

I saw how character and decency can dignify a great office and unite a great nation.

Mr. Peston dismissed Mr. Watson's accusations, saying on Twitter that they did not dignify a reply.