Sentence examples for dignified model from inspiring English sources

Dubious of nylon ones that screamed "undergrad," he found a fairly dignified model called the Islington rucksack from Brooks, the venerable British bicycling company.

Only one ex-president ever rejected the "dignified retirement" model entirely.

Andre Holland brings considerable charisma to the role of the soft-voiced, steely-spined Edwards, but the character is a dignified contrivance, a model minority who is all decency, without edges or idiosyncrasies.

It will continue to inspire as a model of dignified resistance as Iran faces what suddenly seems like a very uncertain future.

Rupert Goold's production, played on a raised, empurpled dais, is also a model of dignified restraint and gets strong performances from Oliver Chris as a filially loyal William propelled into action by Lydia Wilson's feminist Kate.

We developed a self-completion questionnaire (Additional file 1) consisting of 22 questions, exploring health and social care staff perspectives and experiences of dignified care, which was modelled on the instrument developed by the Royal College of Nursing report [ 5] and informed by research which had taken place since the completion of that survey [ 26].

I saw the contrast between them and Reese, who was a role model in his dignified professional demeanor.

His portraits, always convincing as likenesses, show the models as calm and dignified.

Patrick O'Kane as Caravaggio rages incessantly and it was something of a relief to encounter Allison McKenzie as his independent-minded model and Edmund Kingsley as his quietly dignified patron.

Many male converts, who include men of Afro-Caribbean stock, prize the Muslim family model in which men are idealised as dignified providers and protectors, she says.

The federal government has no business interfering with the liberty and freedom of dying people to end their lives in a peaceful and dignified manner under an exemplary state law that serves as a model for the nation.