Sentence examples similar to dignified in appearance from inspiring English sources
In appearance, Holmes is unprepossessing.
They are distinctive in appearance.
They were immediately undermined when Mr Finucane's family put on a dignified appearance at a press conference, in which they suggested that the de Silva review had failed to root out all of the facts.
Henry Fonda and James Stewart were reserved, even dignified, in public.
The Swindon manager Andy King was dignified in defeat.
The ungainly ears, the wart on the cheek, the thickening neck, are uncompromisingly rendered despite the sitter's obvious eagerness to maintain a dignified appearance, revealed by the grooming of his hair in the fashion of the day.
It is that the centrist tradition lacks the dignified appearance of the kind of "regal" authority that the French still find essential in a President.
And when juxtaposed with Kitty Hawk's "old salts," outlaws and poverty, Orville's dignified appearance is what triggers her transformation from a poor country girl who lives in fear, to a "lady" who respects herself and believes that anything is possible.
The gig was a far cry from Lawlor's usually more dignified public appearances.
A11 NATIONAL A14-25 Dean Campaign Officials Plan a Candidate Makeover Senior aides to Howard Dean took steps to overhaul his candidacy, including toning down his rhetoric and eliminating high-voltage rallies in favor of dignified appearances.
