Sentence examples for dignified than from inspiring English sources

And when I would refuse his compromise, He'd give half to the poor before my eyes.... His conscience even grieves at things so slight As having picked in prayer a tiny flea He thinks he crushed to death too angrily.... [T]here's nothing that's less dignified Than zealots shelled up in their fake outside.... They're good at mixing up their zeal with vice.

Writer says the Chinese are more dignified than New Yorkers.

Yet sometimes to fail is more dignified than to triumph.

As is usual in Golub's art, they come off looking more dignified than humans.

Mr Bloomberg's private life has been more dignified than either Mr Clinton's or Mr Giuliani's.

The Emerson Quartet offered an ideally balanced interpretation: somber and mournful, more dignified than sentimental.

These handsome, dignified, larger-than-life images of senior citizens proclaim, in Mr. Higgins's words, "This is what life can be like for those who live it wisely and well".

34 (25) George Michael Musiciann The 44-year-old has had a more dignified year than of late.

Such an epic surely deserves a more dignified ending than that.

The divine Laozi, shown in many stone carvings, cuts a far more dignified figure than the human sage.

As it plays, however, you can't help thinking: there has to be a more dignified route than this.