Sentence examples for dignified existence from inspiring English sources
It promises only an unspecified minimum income sufficient to insure a "dignified existence".
In all his works he speaks for the right of the individual to an independent, dignified existence.
"All we want, like people anywhere on this planet, is a dignified existence," said Yonny Mantuano, 36, who bought a lot to build a home at El Mirador.
Donor governments – including the UK – have helped provide some basic services, but it is nowhere near enough to give these people a safe and dignified existence.
Knowing this about human history, it seems profoundly delusional for the boomers, a generation permitted a fleeting taste of a dignified existence, to believe this occurred because of their superior work ethic.
I would be delighted to cooperate with Professor Said in opposing politically based attacks on his tenure and in defending the right of Palestinians to a dignified existence in a state of their own if he would join me in fighting attacks on the principles of academic freedom even when they involve Israelis.
A dignified individual existence, she believes, requires distance from others, the "interspace" that she described in the Hamburg speech.
The country's highest court ruled Wednesday that benefits to asylum seekers — unchanged since 1993 — must be substantially increased, saying that $275 per month was insufficient and fell below what is needed for a "dignified human minimum existence".
The anti-Jacobin "Loves of the Triangles" of 1794 wickedly parodied his poetry, claiming to show that humanity had risen entirely by its own energies from the "Cabbages of the field to our present comparatively intelligent and dignified state of existence".
In 1907, playwright/critics William Archer and Harley Granville-Barker defined the aims of their proposed national theatre in a book called A National Theatre: Scene and Estimates: "the National Theatre must be its own advertisement - must impose itself on public notice, not by posters or column advertisements in the newspapers, but by the very fact of its ample, dignified, and liberal existence.
Continuing with this historic slide is an untenable course if the Arab people are to have a dignified, purposeful and productive existence in the third millennium.
