Sentence examples for dignified about from inspiring English sources

'She's been very, very dignified about it all.

If you have a slow boat, there's not a lot you can do about it but be dignified about losing".

The almost loving sort of camaraderie he has, the compassionate admiration he has — there's something very graceful and dignified about his writing.

In one scene Mary Ann DiBerardino, the daughter of two ailing 90-somethings, one with Parkinson's and the other with Alzheimer's, succinctly calls into question the idea that there is something kinder and more dignified about letting terminally ill patients die "naturally".

There was something dignified about treating a religious holiday with some understated reverence.

There was something strikingly proud and dignified about the Cuban people I met.

Is there not something less-than-dignified about our State Department serving as shills for U.S. defense contractors?

"And I always thought he had a very dignified air about him that the department benefited from".

Douglas Alexander took it better than many would have done: a polite glance towards the victor, dignified words about regaining the trust of the Scottish people.

His defeated rival and elder brother, David Miliband, gave a dignified speech about foreign policy this morning that was received with standing ovations at the beginning and end.

He spoke in bad but fairly comprehensible English, in a rambling, confusing, entirely unpersuasive, but strangely dignified way about how he had been railroaded.