Sentence examples for dignified men from inspiring English sources
The workers, the workers these gallant, dignified men who were our entire reason for existing.
Madmen in authority come in all forms, and the dignified men in suits are often no better than the rabble-rousers.
She teaches the king and his court that grovelling isn't good; they teach her that they are variously dignified (men), sweet (women) or cute (kids).
No place is more beautiful: yellow light dancing on water; gamine women moving like Degas's ballerinas; dignified men posing on benches like Rodin's "Thinker"; and miracles of leavened puff pastry lining every block.
The picture we're looking at – and he has taken several of the place in both wet and dry seasons, to remarkable contrasting effect – shows a river swollen to full capacity, all foamy, muted greys, surging through clusters of beehive-striped pillars that lean on each other like old, dignified men.
Campbell is a dignified man.
Köppen was a small, dignified man.
Grant is a dignified man in a desperate situation.
This quiet dignified man will not let go.
When a dignified man shows vulnerability, people become more interested, not less.
"The father is a real decent, very religious guy, very dignified man.
