Sentence examples for dignified conduct from inspiring English sources

Kerala's pride in its women, it seems, comes with a restrictive emphasis on dignified conduct.(Picture credit: Wikimedia Commons).

After being sworn in, Ms. Gillard praised Mr. Rudd, who took a back seat on Thursday during a routine parliamentary debate, for his "remarkable and dignified" conduct.

Nor would he agree with Henry Chipss" Channon, a backbench Tory diarist of the 1930s and 40s, that "the weaknesses of one's friends are more amusing to chronicle than their dignified conduct".

While it is not exactly surprising that a young man, gifted with extraordinary fame extraordinarily quickly, is unschooled in the basics of dignified conduct — this precise scenario has unfolded many times before — Bieber's particular brattiness reached a tipping point last year.

The Aboriginal side lost narrowly, but impressed with both their play and their dignified conduct.

He captained both Victoria and Australia, and was best known for his dignified and moral conduct during the tumultuous bodyline series in 1932 33 that almost saw the end of Anglo-Australian cricketing ties.

There, he was used primarily as a blocker for his roommate, Ernie Davis, the Heisman Trophy-winning running back who died of leukemia at 23. Mackey spoke many times of how he was inspired by the dignified way Davis conducted himself in life and, even more so, in death.

While safe and dignified burials are conducted in a culturally sensitive manner, they are still a very risky activity that can only be done consistently at a large scale by trained staff.

It may not be the most dignified strategy, but when conducted to perfection, it can be an effective one.

Paul Busch, who conducts a dignified, lonely struggle against violence in hockey on his blog, writes rightly that the other popular zombie argument is that fighting is a way of "policing the game": "This is one of the most popular reasons for fighting and it's ironic because it's clearly not working.

A process called a "dignified transfer" is then conducted where the remains are transferred in a flag-covered transfer case from the aircraft that brought them home from war to a car that will take them to the Armed Forces' medical examiner for autopsy.