Sentence examples for emphasized the dignity from inspiring English sources
Third, it emphasized the dignity of man.
Modern punishment theories date from the 18th century, when the humanitarian movement in Europe emphasized the dignity of the individual, as well as his rationality and responsibility.
After her conversion, she rejected the idea of class struggle and put her emphasis on a philosophy emphasizing the dignity of the individual.
The ReThink documentary Jewel narrates, "Our Journey Home," emphasizes the dignity a home -- any home -- provides.
In 2011, in Nouakchott, religious leaders issued a fatwa forbidding FGM/C and emphasizing the dignity of human beings in Islam.
The Convention, which was drafted taking due account of the importance of the traditions and cultural values of each people, emphasizes the dignity of the child and the right of the child to protection from abuse and violence.
The Quran has emphasized the rights and dignity of the people ("Indeed we honored the Children of Adam; provided them with means of transportation on land and sea; and also provided them lawful and pure sustenance and bestowed them priority above many of our creatures," al-Israa, 70).
It [s.7] is a provision which emphasizes the innate dignity of human existence[emphasis added] …. [It] follows that the right to die with dignity should be as well protected as any other aspect of the right to life.
This is partly because India's fractious society (more heterogenous than China's) has often emphasized uplifting the dignity of former oppressed social groups over basic good governance.
The ensemble opened with Britten's arrangement of Purcell's own "Chacony in G minor" that emphasizes the sober dignity of the work with a unified, vibrato-rich sound.
In the brief first essay, "My Dungeon Shook: Letter to My Nephew on the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Emancipation," the author attacks the idea that blacks are inferior to whites and emphasizes the intrinsic dignity of black people.
