Sentence examples for dignified writing from inspiring English sources

Because of this, you'll want to use a formal, dignified writing style (the same as the style hopefully used for the body of the document) in the problem statement.

Caravaggio's second version, which still survives on the altar of the Contarelli Chapel, shows Matthew in a considerably more-decorous light, as a scholar saint in dignified robes, writing to the instruction of a more-remote, less patronizingly familiar angel.

The almost loving sort of camaraderie he has, the compassionate admiration he has — there's something very graceful and dignified about his writing.

Keep things plain and dignified by simply writing your name and the title of the booklet on the front cover.

Other forms of authority, in the real world, seem so much more dignified and consequential than writing fiction.

"Would it really be so awful if some of them came to a dignified end?", he wrote.

Her most recent book, "Miss Manners' Guide to a Surprisingly Dignified Wedding," was written with her daughter, Jacobina, who teaches improv comedy at Second City in Chicago.

Ms. Blythe "owns the role of Orfeo, singing with melting sound and integrity, and commanding the stage with her impassioned yet dignified portrayal," Anthony Tommasini writes.