It's not particularly dignified – it's like watching a bunch of Hooverville-bound, depression-era casual labourers hoping to be picked for a day's work by a manager who can barely hide his disgust – but these are C-list celebrities we're talking about.
It sounds dignified, but it is also sad, and feeble, and shocking.
It does not, in and of itself, make a value judgment on whether 29 rupees is enough for a dignified life; it is simply a tool that allows the government to track the poorest segment of the population, calibrated so that about a third of the total population comes in under this benchmark.
The architecture of the north front had previously been "simple and dignified", but it was enhanced to make its appearance more impressive.
Ultimately, each individual must decide what they believe is a dignified death – whether it is choice about where one dies, who is present, or whether to have life needlessly prolonged.
"It was not very dignified, but it was the only solution," he explained.
The authorities decided that vaudeville was not very dignified, so it was changed to the opera club, and the shows were done away with.
I think it makes him look regal and dignified; anyway, it's no big deal, since he doesn't live in New York, but back home, with my parents and sister.
With Fort Copacabana's four fearsome Krupp cannons maintaining a dignified silence, it was left to the crowds lining the finishing straight running alongside the adjacent local beach to provide a suitably loud salute for Greg Van Avermaet as he pedalled to Olympic gold.
At the same event, London NF organizer Tess "Nazi nan" Culnane expressed her fear that the police were looking for any excuse to ban the march ever happening again, warning members not to respond to any provocation and remain as dignified as it's possible to be whilst attending a Nazi rally.
