Sentence examples for dignified its from inspiring English sources

A certain style dignified its grime; heavy, clumsy, arrogant, purse-proud, but not cheap; insular but large; barely tolerant of an outside world, and absolutely self-confident.

While brilliantly dramatising the Victorian urge to medicalise femininity, this novel dignifies its central character even as it wrings from the question of her guilt a merciless degree of suspense.

The limousine industry is, as a whole, trying to dignify its image.

Additionally, the Ca2+-containing GS fibrous mats biomimetically deposited apatite in a simulated body fluid (SBF), as well as stimulating its BMSCs proliferation and differentiation in vitro, thereby dignifying its in vitro bioactivity.

The discussion will consider how if at all art might be effective, whether by dignifying its subjects through representation, spurring other social change, or shifting modes of thought or perception.

Attempts to meddle in the process did nothing to dignify its stand".

Erin's blog—I won't dignify it with its real name is just another example in Toronto's pathetic attempt to sensationalize our fear of intimacy with so-called "scandal".

Our interaction was refreshingly orderly, noble in its vigor, dignified despite its shamelessness.

Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron described the Comcast Center as "a respectable work of architecture" that was "dignified in its stance on the grid, generous in its relationship to the city, responsible in its treatment of the environment".

David Cameron said Moscow was trying to make "some sort of point" by its repeated deployment of planes close to British airspace, adding: "I don't think we should dignify it with too much of a response".

Not until poet James Baldwin's (still virtually unknown) 1963 film ​Take This Hammer​, was the Bayview District dignified with its own representation.