In contrast to names like Lawrence and Gloria Campbell's that the paper had refused to dignify, his name made the paper, not only in Danville, but in Richmond, Roanoke, Greensboro, N.C., and Washington.
Dignified as Dale made this sound, a new Cavendish banana still didn't seem like a panacea.
"Our veil is a jewel-encrusted crown, dignified and lofty, that God made to make us blossom," she said at one point, gazing out into the darkness with a look of passionate intensity.
Jamie Van Eyck conveyed Mama's desperation, and Christin-Marie Hill made Stella dignified rather than simply confused.
Sportsmanlike, dignified, not wanting to make trouble, Emily told the Times, simply, "It's the unknown, you know?" Still, that didn't suffice for the rest of us protesting armchair-speed-skating philosophers.
On Wednesday, the group said it was forming a nationwide political movement to "to dignify politics and make peace possible".
The style is dignified, terse, clear, and unrhetorical.
It is simply gin, lemon juice and Crème Yvette, a violet-petal liqueur that makes the drink dignified and dreamlike at the same time.
In his films, the animals are almost always silent, which makes them quietly dignified and partly unknowable.
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