Sentence examples for far more dignified from inspiring English sources

"We feel that's far more effective, far more dignified," he said.

The divine Laozi, shown in many stone carvings, cuts a far more dignified figure than the human sage.

The Melbourne-based shooter has developed a reputation for being able to make pets look far more dignified than their usual butthole-licking selves.

Here's a familiar premise: A rousing contest pits a bloviating man against a far more dignified woman as the nation watches, awestruck.

Because, by the same God I just name-checked, your ancestors came on a boat, which is far more dignified than swimming across a river, so that inherently makes them better people, more deserved of rights.

It's safe to assume the quieter (and older) majority reacted with thoughts and feelings far more complex and dignified than a collegian squealing, as one of Geraldo's kids did, "It's awesome, finally the guy's dead!" The media error of substituting a photogenic minority for a less-photogenic multitude is common.

A crash is far more likely to spread to Europe than a dignified decline.

But offering a minister an easy and dignified way out early on is often far more successful than trying to force a public u-turn.

But far from this dull giggle party, there was another, rather more dignified community of Twitter users who were playing the whole thing with a straight bat.

Though the result is certainly more dignified than McGraw's record, it's far less lovable than Shelton's, which makes you wonder: What good is "The Big Revival" if it's not creating converts?

Don't they realize that with every boneheaded speech and op-ed, they ratchet up the free publicity and do Wikileaks a huge favor, when a dignified silence plus a few veiled threats would have been far more effective?