Paul Busch, who conducts a dignified, lonely struggle against violence in hockey on his blog, writes rightly that the other popular zombie argument is that fighting is a way of "policing the game": "This is one of the most popular reasons for fighting and it's ironic because it's clearly not working.
In an Indo-China roiled by post-colonial disputes and the shoving of the great powers, he wanted a dignified neutrality, and spent his career struggling to achieve it.
He commends her use of the Irish language and that she was "prepared to stand in a very dignified way to honour those patriots who struggled in 1916 to bring about a free and independent 32-county Irish Republic".
There may be less distress and struggling this way, and is more dignified for the cat.
For Rehnquist, the ceremonies at the White House and the Supreme Court brought a dignified end to what had been a bruising three-month struggle to move to the center seat on the high court.
And it silences sex workers themselves, who have struggled for full decriminalization, access to services, human rights protections, and dignified and safe working conditions for decades.
Why not instead focus on the struggles being waged every day in India against the banality of violence and for dignified and productive lives?
A dignified and gracious man, he lives quietly and not uncomfortably with his wife of 31 years, who struggled through the forced labor of the Pol Pot years, and their three attractive children.
Struggling to maintain his composure, Ed, the 40-year-old former energy secretary, made a short, dignified acceptance speech in which he heaped praise on his brother and the other defeated candidates, Ed Balls, Andy Burnham and Diane Abbott.
