Sentence examples for dignified reading from inspiring English sources

His dignified reading of WH Auden's poem Funeral Blues ("Stop all the clocks...".) established it as a fixture at crematoriums up and down the country.

Laurie, a woman stunned by the realization of the kind of man she's fallen for, is given an aptly wounded and dignified reading by Betsy Aidem.

The contrastingly throaty tone he brought to the Scherzo, his mournful but dignified reading of the Passacaglia and his tart, speedy playing in the closing Burlesque all contributed to an interpretation built on suppleness instead of heft.

Over two tweets, Barnett's strongly-worded and dignified response read: .

Now, I couldn't help thinking that most of the dogs I've met aren't quite like the dignified, serious animals I was reading about.

This weekend reading a beautiful and dignified letter from a disabled teenager – desperate for her independence but for whom access to college depends on friends and family.

I'm not sure what happiness or insight you brought into world by being so beastly to Katherine Jenkins, but do I hope you've read her dignified response.

In this keenly observed biog-raphy of Thomas Eakins, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Grant" reads in the pained, dignified faces of Eakins's subjects the painter's own "defiant" psychology.

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Venus Williams, a dignified champion, projects the same kind of dignity with her tennis wardrobe (read: no more flesh-colored anything).

In the episode, a psychic reads Peter's palms and discovers he led a fascinating past life as Griffin Peterson, a dignified gentleman in 17th century England, who was the original founder of Quahog.