Sentence examples for emphasis on dignity from inspiring English sources
The inspiration for this new sumptuousness and emphasis on dignity came from the courts on the continent, not only the French and Bohemian courts that had been the homes of Richard's two wives, but also the court that the Black Prince had maintained while residing in Aquitaine.
Nevertheless, the emphasis placed on dignity means that it cannot be ignored as an issue for health care professionals.
One result was greater emphasis on the dignity and autonomy of Australian-centred cultural studies.
In the analysis of John Allen, Pope Francis' strong dislike for clericalism, which he calls "one of the worst evils" in the Church is a key factor for "what Francis admires about Opus Dei, since Escrivá's emphasis on the dignity of the laity was a challenge to the ultra-clerical ethos of Spanish Catholicism in the late 1920s".
"Elderly people need to be treated close to home, with an emphasis on compassion, privacy, dignity and respect.
On the contrary, the "presumptions" and "the familiar" that many who value liberal education try to unsettle are precisely those aspects of modern culture that seem to trouble Mr. Brooks — excessive individualism and an emphasis on personal happiness over dignity, duty and societal obligation.
After her conversion, she rejected the idea of class struggle and put her emphasis on a philosophy emphasizing the dignity of the individual.
Its emphasis on human well-being, freedom and dignity threatened the party's control over its citizens.
This focus on the personal -- and the emphasis on words such as "liberty" and "dignity" -- appears to be squarely aimed at Justice Anthony Kennedy, the high court's perennial swing vote in major constitutional cases, including last June's decision legalizing gay marriage.
