Sentence examples for dignified respect from inspiring English sources

"Derry was dazzling, the atmosphere a mix of excitement, solemnity and dignified respect as the mayor officially welcomed the Curragh with the mysterious gift from the people of Iona to the City of Culture and the Codetta Choir began to sing.

The common response has been dignified respect for the victims, and reflection on the wider ramifications of that fateful day.

We also all agree that the agreement must be a dignified one, respecting and carefully considering the Islamic Republic's interests.

I tried to capture this dignified grace with respect and a touch of humor".

Sanctioned by official requirement for the competitive examinations and dignified by traditional respect for the cultural accomplishments of past ages, this medium became the linguistic tool of practically all Chinese prose writers.

They are ascetics and wanderers and are often displayed as private, dignified, selfless people, respected for their holiness and feared for their curses. .

"We have been in regular contact with the families over the past year in an effort to rectify the error in a dignified, sensitive and respectful manner, whilst also being mindful to respect their privacy.

Instead they decided to respect the dignified traditions of comity of the Senate, the world's most protocol-wracked, least representative legislative greatest deliberative body.

On the basis of such a campaign, the Republican candidate could leave the race with a dignified loss, some bipartisan respect, an expanded national profile, and a standing as one of the serious players in his party.

Yet I am startled by Robb's treatment of this great poet; surely Verlaine merits a rhetorical respect as dignified as the kind Robb awards Rimbaud in analogous circumstances.

It conveys to girls that they should carry themselves in a dignified manner than invites respect.