Sentence examples for dignity becoming from inspiring English sources

In Avatar, Studi plays an idealized character that comported itself with a dignity becoming of a tribal leader that represents the values and strength of the Na'vi--the tribe that resists the human invaders who threaten to destroy his community's way of life.

After the family villa is requisitioned by the enemy, Paolo, a prisoner in his own home, finds a path to dignity by becoming a spy against the enemy army.

But still, we don't really talk about it, and I think that's because it's a disease which forces us to confront our most basic, human fears – like losing your dignity, or becoming a burden to the people you love, or even not knowing who or what you are.

But still, we don't really talk about it, and I think that's because it's a disease that forces us to confront our most basic, human fears like losing your dignity, or becoming a burden to the people you love, or even not knowing who or what you are.

(Neela, 23 years) Some women planned to leave their homes permanently, having jeopardised their own and their family's dignity by becoming pregnant before marriage.

He also provided and furnished a "great hall... in the palace" as a place for discussion so that the attendees "should be treated with becoming dignity".

Having started two world wars in the 20th century, Europe should demonstrate a sense of both dignity and responsibility by becoming a more serious contributor to peace and security in the 21st.

Unger has called for Brazil to think outside the box and find new ways to empower favela and rain forest kids so that they don't lose human dignity and default to becoming just human capital.

"Until there is neutral arbitration of these grievances...[we] have no job security, no dignity, no chance of becoming employees who share in the goal to make this a great and quality institution," Harvey said in a debate about changing the university's grievance procedure.

Created by Kate Bond and Morgan Lloyd, and featuring a cast of around 200, "Bum Bum" forces its paying participants to do things likely to go against the grain of folks whose theatergoing has been limited to the West End: saying its title, for starters (an utterance that defies dignity), and — far more daunting — becoming the unconditional center of attention.

The cost of maintaining Cuba's independence and dignity was poverty, dictatorship, and quickly becoming a Soviet satellite until the USSR collapsed in 1991.