Sentence examples for dignified book from inspiring English sources
But the abiding image we have at the end of this dignified book is that most pathetic thing: a man who feels he has outlived his time.
When asked about the allegations made in the book, the Prime Minister's spokeswoman said she did "not see the need to dignify the book by offering any comment".
Responding to the claims, Mr Osborne said he would not "dignify" the book with a response.
The Prime Minister's spokeswoman said: "I'm not intending to dignify this book by offering any comment or any PM reaction to it".
The tribe remains unified against anyone trying to define us, and declines to dignify the book with any further comment at this time".
Hence the official line that the prime minister's spokeswoman issued yesterday, saying they would not dignify the book's claims with a response, almost word-for-word the quote I used routinely in my old job when responding to an allegation in a book that I knew to be true, for example Robert Peston's claim that Brown had told Tony Blair that he would never believe another word he said.
"The word dignified is pasted to my behind," he said.
Armed with a notebook, Mrs. Clinton stressed that she wanted to write a book that was both "honest" and "dignified," publishers said.
What such reviews do, he suggests in his book, is to contribute to a climate in which creative work is taken seriously, and thus dignified as a pursuit.
"He remained upright, dignified".
