Sentence examples for dignified acceptance from inspiring English sources

It was surreal witnessing close at hand Murray's quiet and dignified acceptance of acclaim from all quarters.

The cast is first-rate, with Mr. DeVries giving the evening's most affecting performance as Benjamin, whose dignified acceptance of his mind's malfunctioning strikes a moving note.

Later she strives for a sense of quiet pathos as Marie grows into a dignified acceptance of the forces arrayed against her.

"Now that parliament has declared itself, we shall take our case to the country". Members of parliament think that platitudes are the right response to historic occasions and the Tories muttered their approval of his dignified acceptance of reality.

Steve Davis's dignified acceptance of decline and a place in the circuit's supporting cast has given way to a delighted renewal of his belief that, even at the age of 52, he can still be a major force.

Struggling to maintain his composure, Ed, the 40-year-old former energy secretary, made a short, dignified acceptance speech in which he heaped praise on his brother and the other defeated candidates, Ed Balls, Andy Burnham and Diane Abbott.

And not just a solitary, dignified, Oscars-acceptance speech-style tear.

Grant that migrants in search of a dignified life may find acceptance and assistance.

Watson eventually tears the trusting Nehemiah Kish from the lovely, dignified Laura Morera, whose journey from hope to anguish, and finally to acceptance, is marked by captivating gestural expressions that bridge mime and pure dance.

Expressing awareness, acceptance and preparation for death, these patients died in a peaceful and dignified manner.

Mr. Dewey spoke confidently of unity in an acceptance speech characterized by his biographer, Richard Norton Smith, in "Thomas E. Dewey and His Times," as short, dignified and "the speech of a man already elected".