A perky yet wry neurobiologist, she is a pioneer in the immunological field of Alzheimer's disease with an dignified, open attitude, and I fear the day she reads this.
Emotional release may be the name of his game, but self-discipline is the key to managing all that feeling and projecting an attitude of dignified mastery.
In the process of appearing to be a dignified women, don't display attitude, display confidence and give a clear picture that you are reserved in nature.
Watkins, as Jefferies, had a glorious way of making viewers warm to this quietly bumptious but dignified man who took a withering attitude to the police's bullish approach.
She is elegant, dignified but not afraid to unleash some serious attitude, too," wrote Ali Davies.
The knowledge and committed attitude of the experienced nurses help the patient have a dignified death with their family by their side.
Within half a century, attitudes have shifted so drastically that service, once considered dignified, is seen as demeaning.
The ability to provide dignified care for the highly dependent patient will be affected by the physical environment, by the attitudes of the staff and by the prevailing culture.
My attitude is to flip him the double birds and then ask him in a solemn and dignified tone if he's lost his f*cking mind.
Modalities matter, because some encourage and others discourage attributes and attitudes -- a future orientation, self-reliance, individual responsibility for healthy living -- that are essential for dignified living in an economically vibrant society that a welfare state, ravenous for revenue in an aging society, requires.
