Sentence examples for dignified personality from inspiring English sources
But he seems to segregate those views from his personal feelings for Mr. Romney, whom he sees as a steady, dignified personality whose devotion to wife and family reflect his own values.
The American Kennel Club, which first recognized the breed in 1886, describes the dogs as having a "quiet and dignified" personality, but warns that the dog may "try to chase any furry animals that run past him".
R. L. Arkell wrote "by her acumen and geniality, [Caroline] ensured the dynasty's rooting itself in England", and W. H. Wilkins said her "gracious and dignified personality, her lofty ideals and pure life did much to counteract the unpopularity of her husband and father-in-law, and redeem the early Georgian era from utter grossness".
"A dignified person, independent and self-motivated.
While his golfing exploits and his dignified and friendly personality will long be remembered, his legacy will also be invoked on hot days when an iced tea and a lemonade both sound awfully good.
Financial Level (probably makes up to $4,000"), Personality ("dignified"), Aggressiveness ("average"), Sense ("excellent"), Speaking or Writing Ability ("extraordinary").
Although they differed in type, from the captivating Lillie Langtry to the dignified Alice Keppel, all had strong personalities.
One sees, and feels, a dignified presence, a calm, dispassionate, rich personality unconstrained by nationality, occupation or rank".
Mr. Shin's horses come in two varieties: a doll-like version that cavorts in a small herd on the lawn near the pond; and a more dignified abstract form that has less personality but more presence.
I chose to make portraits of the animals to show their personalities and to depict them in the dignified manner they deserve.
