Sentence examples for dignified kind from inspiring English sources

I was an American teen-ager — the world's least interesting and dignified kind of person — brought there by my mother.

And this sense of the building's significance will imply a correlative phenomenology: the space will be experienced as inviting a respectful or dignified kind of appropriation.

Because of what's at risk, the landscape is tumultuous and mercurial but for the most part people are dignified and kind.

"He was a kindly, very dignified man and kind of gung ho for the arts for everyone," Ms. Anthony recalled.

I often felt, like Selin, that being an American teen-ager meant being "the world's least dignified and interesting kind of person".

Yet I am startled by Robb's treatment of this great poet; surely Verlaine merits a rhetorical respect as dignified as the kind Robb awards Rimbaud in analogous circumstances.

For most of the '30s the academy whipsawed between popular entertainments ("It Happened One Night," 1934) and prestigious literary adaptations ("Mutiny on the Bounty," 1935) meant to assure would-be censors that Hollywood was a dignified, pipe-smoking kind of place, tirelessly working for the moral improvement of American audiences.

"I still think that living under shelling and airstrikes is more dignified than this kind of life.

It was appreciated as dignified terminal care ("kind dying") (subcategory terminal care) especially for dying cancer patients (subcategory cancer).

The Mongolian people I encountered were kind, gentle, dignified, warm and honest.

Actually quite bright, he was too dignified to respond in kind.