Sentence examples for dignified looking from inspiring English sources

There was a guard by the door, and Ashok Vaish, a dignified looking man with a receding hairline and a gray pinstripe suit, was presiding over shelves of tweeds and wools.

Dad doesn't look like the newly arrived immigrant who was working in a poorly paid manual job: he looks dignified, he looks cool.

A paunchy but dignified Falstaff looks west.

It's a fun glimpse into an echelon of cat devotion not even the most doting feline owners will ever see, and a reminder that no matter how dignified a cat looks, they will probably still freak out at an interesting-looking piece of string.

On the left, emerging from the prairie, he looks dignified, carrying a pipe and wearing a long feathered headdress and a richly decorated buckskin cloak.

She looked dignified.

Many dogs already look dignified.

The president looked dignified and spoke eloquently about a hopeful future and making politics work.

"Really, all I had to do was stand still and look vaguely dignified while it was all happening around me," she says, sipping a cup of hot water in her study this week.

Sitting Bull, the victor over Custer, really did ride in the show in 1885, looking pacified and dignified.

When she asked the prosecutor whether he was aware of a relevant Constitutional Court decision, he shot back: "We are not here to evaluate me!" Whereas in the morning the judge had been dignified, in the afternoon she looked absent.