Some of the other boys at my table also suffered fits of dignity.
The aged Frost appears in Tobias Wolff's novel "Old School," jesting with the boys at a fictional boarding school and inspiring, in the students, "fits of dignity".
When Cardinal O'Connor saw fit to cruelly throw Dignity, the LGBT affirming catholic group, out of the church where they had met for eight years (ironically St. Francis Xavier, the same church where Dan's funeral was held), and threatened to remove any pastor who dared welcome Dignity in.
On this score Cardiff is well fitted for its new dignity.
"If systems are not in place, bringing in supplies can be ineffective, with the strongest and fittest often benefitting in distributions – and, often, dignity is compromised.
One day the matron said: "Have you thought about human rights and dignity?" The simple solution was to fit overlapping curtains.
The world we seek, where every child can grow to adulthood in health, peace and dignity - in short, a world fit for children - has remained a dream for more years than we can count.
The answer lies in the contingent fit between the way some people behaviorally express their dignity as persons and the way I happen to respond to those expressions by becoming emotionally vulnerable to them.
He's replaced by the decent, civilised John Rolfe (Christian Bale), who marries Pocahontas, a woman of dignity and natural goodness, and turns her into someone fit to be received at the Court of King James.
Donvan and Zucker take a generally disengaged position on this matter, blandly approving the acknowledgment of "the dignity of individuals who are different by virtue of fitting the label in some way".
