And all the while she watched with terrible sadness as the relentless chemistry of alcohol poisoning steadily stripped him of his health, his dignity, his ability and, eventually, his life.
A season that started out with so much promise has descended into total abject catastrophe, most likely costing the club a return to the finals for the first time since 2009 as well as its reputation, dignity and ability to position itself as a title force in the foreseeable future.
An adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's novella of the same name, Hemingway's agent, Leland Hayward, had previously written to the author: "Of all Hollywood people, the one that comes the closest to me in quality, in personality and voice, in personal dignity and ability, is Spencer Tracy".
The deontology theory of ethics is concerned with protecting a person's dignity and ability to self-regulate [ 17].
No matter the method, the right to decide whether to have children, when or how many is central to women's freedom, dignity and the ability to support their families.
He was in one sense a traditional "copywriter" – a words-on-paper man – and his best work combined that natural elegance and dignity with an ability to read the target market's motives and concerns and come across as super reasonable.
In a suicide note released to the media by his family, Sachs wrote that he shot himself in the head because an incurable degenerative disease had lessened his dignity and his ability to communicate with other human beings.
My framework for looking at the world is deeply rooted in the principles of human rights, which include an understanding that every person should be afforded dignity and the ability to reach their maximum potential in life.
Kamm tightly ties dignity to the ability to exercise personal autonomy.
The syndrome of dementia is greatly feared by many people, robbing them of their dignity, independence and ability to lead a meaningful life - at least on the terms set by their predementia selves.
