Sentence examples for dignified candidate from inspiring English sources

But in the intervening months, Mrs. Clinton has shown herself to be an intelligent and dignified candidate who has acquired a surprising depth of knowledge about the social-services needs of New York City and the economic pain of the upstate region.

This man is an embarrassment to the United States of America and I can't believe the Republican party, a party that has plenty of other qualified and dignified potential candidates it could place before the voters, decided to go with this lying, racist, misogynistic, fascist-flirting bully that uses grade-school name-calling and conspiracy theories as his platform.

I still can't believe the least qualified, least dignified, most obnoxious candidate to run for president in my lifetime is actually in office.

"He seems the most presidential, the most dignified of the candidates," Kris Berger, 35, said after the speech.

The incoming president will have to quickly transition from a 'loose canon' candidate into a dignified and reassuring head of state.

Most Americans still yearned for George Washington's dignified silence, even as they cheered candidates engaging in what Hubert Humphrey would later call "armpit politics," intense and intimate.

On the basis of such a campaign, the Republican candidate could leave the race with a dignified loss, some bipartisan respect, an expanded national profile, and a standing as one of the serious players in his party.

The other two candidates painted themselves as serious and more dignified.

I think that both of those candidates have the potential of doing it in a very dignified, professional way.

Mr. Bush's advisers sought to cast their candidate's -- and their own -- response to the situation as calm and dignified, an effort that extended to visual details.

Struggling to maintain his composure, Ed, the 40-year-old former energy secretary, made a short, dignified acceptance speech in which he heaped praise on his brother and the other defeated candidates, Ed Balls, Andy Burnham and Diane Abbott.