Sentence examples for dignified title from inspiring English sources
His first book of verse, The Man with the Hoe and Other Poems (1899), was followed in 1901 by Lincoln and Other Poems, the dignified title piece of which found almost as much favour as "The Man with the Hoe".
Just take a panel, throw a dignified title in big letters at the top and that's it.
Probably worth noting that the Brits actually decided against naming their vessel Boaty McBoatface, choosing instead to have a nice little laugh about it all before, obviously, going with another more dignified title (RRS Sir David Attenborough).
Well, excuse me, but on this planet what we've seen in the last couple of years is a lot of rich bankers and other unscrupulous speculators and con artists (they don't really deserve the dignified title of business people) destroy jobs on a gargantuan scale.
It also features several compositions by Ms. Bley, notably the dignified yet unsettled title track, an elegy for Mr. Haden.
Apart, that is, from Best who brings a silvery-voiced composure and dignified sentiment to the title role.
She gives tips on maintaining dignified manners, using dignified speech and wearing dignified clothes.
Nowitzki's approach represented in many people's minds the more dignified approach, his team's title run a validation of old-school team-building over the quick title fix.
David Hansen, an Australian countertenor, brought an attractive timbre to his dignified, agile reading of the title role, but he lacked power -- hardly a crippling deficit, but one that put him at a disadvantage in ensembles.
But the baritone Leo Nucci, 68, is dignified and vocally steady in the title role.
