Sentence examples for dignified with from inspiring English sources

Kirsty's complaint will be dignified with a written response from management.

It is somber and dignified, with some moments of surprising humor and beauty.

It is hard to see why such fawning should be dignified with the term "aesthetic".

The blood theory of heredity, if this notion can be dignified with such a name, is really a part of the folklore antedating scientific biology.

For the first time many villagers have been dignified with a proper address.At the same time, a new black middle-class is doing quite well.

The Ancients' appreciation of milk was, around the time of the Great War, dignified with, or reduced to, the term "vitamin A".

Or it's a case of "won't dignify with a response" – we can't know for sure.

There have been rumors about drug trafficking and money laundering and bribery and fraud, all of which Aristide refuses to dignify with a response.

In April the Clinton administration failed to agree to a deal with China for fear that Congress would reject it.Come the Seattle meeting, ministers will no doubt cobble together something that they can dignify with the name of "millennium round".

Nicolle Devenish, a spokesman for President Bush's re-election campaign, charged that Mr. Kerry was politicizing the work of the bipartisan commission and said she would refuse to "dignify with a response" his comments about character assassination.

And Madden for iPhone, which I won't dignify with a screenshot.