His three backup singers had synchronized, undulating, dignified moves.
But while Hoxenhaven was over-ambitious in victory, Marrot's final speech to Birgitte was dignified and moving.
Judas's disgraced mother is given a dignified and moving speech: "I beg you to question me no further about my son.
And while Limón's style was middle modern — angular, floor-bound, dignified — Elkins moved it up to hip-hop and a kind of free, flinging, modern modern-dance.
"Hommage à Rameau," with its deeply dignified, slow moving melancholy, makes us remember Liszt's "Vallée d'Obermann;" Ms. Uchida played here with great concentration.
Madrid, Spain Emanuele d' Astorga, in full Emanuele Gioacchino Cesare Rincón, Baron (barone) d'Astorga (born March 20 , 1680 Augusta, Sicily, Kingdom of Naples [Italy] died 1757?, Madrid, Spain?), composer known for his dignified and moving Stabat Mater (c. 1707) and for his chamber cantatas, of which about 170 survive.
And here's another thing: a world that is often said to be hellbent on a remorseless 'dumbing down', has shown itself to have a colossal appetite for the exact opposite - dignified and moving sentiments, subtly and well-expressed on behalf of the dead, the missing and the bereaved.
That the placid surface of those positive interactions was destined to be disturbed is clear from the beginning of this dignified and sometimes moving mini-series, which concludes with a postscript episode on Nov. 23.
Presbyterians believe the Holy Spirit is moving within the church, in a dignified and proper way, to move them all towards social justice.
He wondered what moved this "dignified, calm, thoughtful man" to speak, almost sounding as if he could be referring to himself.
