Sentence examples for dignity to represent from inspiring English sources

South Africa – its black population, in particular – desperately needed a figure of dignity to represent them.

Her father acted as the template for Atticus Finch whose resolute courtroom dignity as he struggles to represent a black man, Tom Robinson, accused of raping a white woman provides the novel's ethical backbone.

In June, López Obrador published a book titled "Listen, Trump," in which he accuses the President of stirring up "Hispanophobia" and castigates Peña Nieto for failing to represent Mexico "with dignity".

"I am going to represent our country with dignity and very well," he told reporters in a makeshift news conference once his victory speech had run out of steam.

Like baseball player Roberto Clemente, UPR students decided to represent their country with dignity.

Reading "Janesville," one is awed by the dignity and levelheadedness of its protagonists, who seem to represent the best of America.

I expect any team member to represent Britain with a certain responsibility and dignity, certainly as a world champion.

In his disability Ali continued to represent himself as he had in his extraordinary fistic ability: with dignity, grace and courage.

At the time Depp was cast, he said he wanted to "restore some dignity to the role," which represented some of the worst and most pervasive stereotypes about Native Americans, as recounted by Smithsonian Magazine.

They represent attempts to lend dignity to their surroundings, and that -- assuming the ceiling doesn't cave in -- may be one of the most serious and traditional functions of architecture.

In 2008, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), a professional body representing UK Nurses, launched a campaign, "Dignity at the heart of everything we do", and proposed a definition of dignity to underpin the campaign: "Dignity is concerned with how people feel, think and behave in relation to the worth or value of themselves and others.