Sentence examples for dignified authority from inspiring English sources

By now Mr. Youn has appeared here 50 times, mainly in supporting roles as dignified authority figures.

His resonant bass ricochets off the planks of the machine as he imbues Alberich with dignified authority.

How does the august Times, which has long stood for dignified authority, come to terms with the fractious, democratic culture of the Internet, where readers expect to participate but sometimes do so in coarse, bullying and misinformed ways?

Poised and dignified, her moral authority has ensured the silent but unwavering support of her people, for whom she remains a symbol of hope.

The serious older gentleman serving us that evening exuded a quiet authority, more dignified than the buzzing mass of his clientele.

The statement said the "pitiful" paper, which it incorrectly called the "Brisbane Metro", had "cooked up a way of moneymaking, challenging the authority of the dignified sovereign state", and concluded: "It will remain as a symbol of rogue paper, to be cursed long in Olympic history".

It is that the centrist tradition lacks the dignified appearance of the kind of "regal" authority that the French still find essential in a President.

A teacher's status is founded on their authority within the classroom so dignified silence is not an option, which means their respect can only be recovered with force.

Amy's strategy was to "carry herself like a queen". Walking upright made her feel more poised and dignified, and she began to outwardly convey more authority.

Madmen in authority come in all forms, and the dignified men in suits are often no better than the rabble-rousers.

The authorities decided that vaudeville was not very dignified, so it was changed to the opera club, and the shows were done away with.