Sentence examples for dignified state from inspiring English sources

During past negotiations, Israel has offered the Palestinian people a viable, dignified state that numerous Arab and European countries backed.

The house long synonymous with prints colorfully psychedelic enough to treat cluster headaches is now dabbling in Morticia Addams silhouettes for dignified state occasions?

The anti-Jacobin "Loves of the Triangles" of 1794 wickedly parodied his poetry, claiming to show that humanity had risen entirely by its own energies from the "Cabbages of the field to our present comparatively intelligent and dignified state of existence".

He said Bolton's references to Libya represented "an awfully sinister move to impose on our dignified state the destiny of Libya or Iraq, which have been collapsed due to yielding the whole of their countries to big powers".

Iowa Iowa State Capitol Des Moines, IA Not to be outdone by Idaho, Iowa also boasts a duly dignified state capitol with its modified Renaissance style, deep porticoes, and 23-carat gold dome.

He tainted its identity, and changed it from a beloved, dignified country to a lowly, impoverished state surviving on crumbs.

The statement said the "pitiful" paper, which it incorrectly called the "Brisbane Metro", had "cooked up a way of moneymaking, challenging the authority of the dignified sovereign state", and concluded: "It will remain as a symbol of rogue paper, to be cursed long in Olympic history".

"This is a poor but dignified country.

I hope that any resolution that the UN security council may vote on in six months is one that approves an internationally sponsored peace plan for a viable and dignified two-state solution, and not one that sends the legal pursuit of Israel's actions to the international criminal court.

While the legal alligators in Florida fought over the last shreds of the presidential race, another contest almost as close and almost as prolonged came to a more dignified conclusion in Washington state, in the opposite corner of the country.

It's with a soft "g", as in badger).Both men saw the monarchy as embodying the "dignified" parts of the state, conveying serene continuity while politicians squabble.