Sentence examples for dignified surrender from inspiring English sources

The likelihood is that some combination of the three options—a veto here, a dignified surrender there, and greater use of the bully pulpit everywhere will prevent a disastrous decline in his power.

The bust could be a surrender as slow and dignified as Lee's at Appomattox or it could be bedlam — roiling bodies and airborne stash.

The bust could be a surrender as slow and dignified as Lee's at Appomattox or it could be bedlam roiling bodies and airborne stash.

The city was included in the Achaemenian dynasty by Darius I, was taken by Alexander the Great in 329 bc, was surrendered by Seleucus I (Nicator) to Chandragupta in 305 bc and dignified by a rock inscription in Greek and Aramaic by his grandson Ashoka, and thereafter was successively held by Greco-Bactrians, Parthians, Śakas, Kushāns, and Sāsānians.

Too dignified.

And dignified.

More dignified.

Admirably dignified.

"Dignified pissing".

A dignified person.

"Black is more dignified".