Sentence examples for dignified intelligence from inspiring English sources

And whereas Boris Johnson is seen as a buffoon funny in the same way a big smelly dog ruining a pavlova might be there is an air of dignified intelligence about Rees-Mogg, people like to think.

As Shaw grew older, his reputation as a dramatic actor grew stronger, and he became known for a sharp intelligence and dignified style.

I don't deny the differences in style and substance between athletic and conventional scholarly performance, but we surely err in regarding sports as a domain of brutish intuition (dignified, at best, with some politically correct euphemism like "bodily intelligence") and literature as the rarefied realm of our highest mental acuity.

One reference was to an unnamed individual planning to go to a funeral, even though "there was no intelligence to indicate that the funeral would have been anything other than a dignified event".

Too dignified.

And dignified.

More dignified.

Admirably dignified.

"Dignified pissing".

A dignified person.

"Black is more dignified".