"She was always proper, always dignified," they added.
The former Labour deputy leader Margaret Beckett criticised the funeral as a parade, saying she would have preferred a proper, dignified family funeral, adding: "Lady Thatcher was not a uniter".
As if that transmogrification were not enough, Gerald M. Levin, age 60 1/2 -- and until now a fairly dignified executive -- added plaintively that "I'm an interactive guy".
This calls for a shift from demographically based programmes and policies to economically oriented policies and programmes which would take care of the economic, health and social security and quality of life concerns of the older people, so that they can lead a dignified life in their closing years without adding to the millions below the poverty line (3).
He added, "It was dignified, dignified to the point of boredom".
"There was no robbery as the swimmers described it," civil police chief Fernando Veloso told a news conference, adding that it would be noble and dignified if the swimmers were to apologize to the people of Rio.
The Bikram method is a "mockery of a very dignified and very great science and art," Mr. Palkhivala said, adding: "He's made yoga commercialized and Hollywoodized and destroyed it.
To a magnificent voice, controlled throughout its range and capable of fine emotional shading, she added a dignified and strong dramatic presence.
Instead of throwing out the mother with the bathwater, let's increase the number of these programs and add in dignified wages.
""Crypto" could mean encryption, cryptography, or cryptology, but never cryptocurrency," one computing academic tells us, adding: "I've heard plenty of whinging about the changed meaning of "crypto" and I don't expect a dignified fall-back".
