Sentence examples for dignified call from inspiring English sources
Council business has come to a halt in preparation for the July ceremony, which Mr Godlewski hopes will be a dignified call for reconciliation.
We put out a polite and dignified call for interns, thinking perhaps naively that descriptors like "hardworking," "intelligent," and "not totally shitty" will be enough to land us a few solid applicants.
We put out a polite and dignified call for interns, thinking, perhaps naively, that descriptors like "hardworking", "intelligent" and "not totally shitty" will be enough to get the point across and, like clockwork, the tidal wave of tell-all, snarkfest applications comes down on us like shitty, diary-style hellfire.
At Carnegie Hall, the songs were built on dignified call-and-response leading into rolling, repeating three-chord vamps rather than the hooks and contrasts of Western pop.
In contrast, the victims of the press have been pretty dignified in calling for an end to voluntary self-regulation.
Dubious of nylon ones that screamed "undergrad," he found a fairly dignified model called the Islington rucksack from Brooks, the venerable British bicycling company.
Also, are there plans afoot for the GU liveblogging team to go viral with their own "dignified rendition" of "Call Me Maybe?" Unless, of course, another song would be more appropriate?" I think I mentioned the 38th Parallel once, but I think I got away with it.
He's the great novelist of what you might call dignified defeat; his characters' failures outline a muted critique of politics and society.
Though such trees are often admired for their sculptural qualities and for their sense of dignified grandeur, to call someone a 'stunpol' is to imply profound decrepitude.
International meetings of world leaders and signed letters with a unified message are respectable and dignified ways to call out the failure of the global drug war.
The hard-liners on either side don't seem to get it: there is nothing dignified about being called a black woman, a Hispanic man or an Asian man instead of being called a good neighbor.
