Sentence examples for dignified character from inspiring English sources

Although the real-life Mrs. Rickles does indeed sport an impressive smattering of diamonds, she is an altogether more dignified character than the jokes would suggest.

This firebrand in tight jeans brings out both Nazneen's dormant sensuality and some of the most overwrought writing in the book: "Though they began with a gentle embrace, tenderness could not satisfy her, nor could she stand it, and into her recklessness she drew him like a moth to a flame".Such purple passages aside, Nazneen emerges as a credible, quietly dignified character.

Pellegrini, however, is a phlegmatic and dignified character who is unlikely to become involved in any heavy verbal exchanges of the so-called "mind games" which even the master Ferguson eventually admitted were vastly over-rated.

For example, the long "flowing water" sleeves that are attached to the costumes of dignified characters can be manipulated in 107 movements.

It would be a fabulous home for a dignified and eccentric Vampire Lestat character".

Carlo Ancelotti (June 2009 to May 2011) £6.5 million A dignified and phlegmatic character, Ancelotti was hired with a brief to repeat his two AC Milan Champions Leaguee successes.

He's the great novelist of what you might call dignified defeat; his characters' failures outline a muted critique of politics and society.

The is a dignified older role.

He was the Martin Luther King character, entirely dignified, in contrast to Malcolm X, whose very persona was a sharp rebuff to worried whites.

"While we don't mind logos, we tend to feel that the traditional forms are more dignified and have a certain character that would be sad to lose.

Mr. Goodwin, however, anchors the chaotic production with a dignified performance of a remote character who keeps his dry sense of humor even in the worst of circumstances.