Sentence examples for feel more dignified from inspiring English sources

You may find that you feel more dignified as a result of committing to do something for sure and giving someone your word.

It feels more dignified to take Sue Lawley's view that our careers are in the lap of the gods and that we should be grateful that we have had our "moments in the sun".

Amy's strategy was to "carry herself like a queen". Walking upright made her feel more poised and dignified, and she began to outwardly convey more authority.

What would our world look like if we asked ourselves the following more often: are our actions helping others find a way to feel freer, more dignified and more beautiful?

And if you enjoy laughing at poor people there are a couple of things that will enable you to feel a little more dignified as you do it.

"While we don't mind logos, we tend to feel that the traditional forms are more dignified and have a certain character that would be sad to lose.

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

I felt like I was being presented with a more dignified way of dying, the expression on the face felt like one of my own someday, and in spite of the loss of memory, I am flooded with them.

The Muslim felt that Ram Sarn should dress in a more dignified manner, befitting an office position.

The move generated criticism from the cricketing community who felt that Lindwall's service merited a more dignified farewell.

Those worries were heightened by the crisis in Egypt, where the Saudis felt that Mr. Mubarak should have been allowed to stay on and make a more "dignified" exit, Saudi officials say.