Sentence examples for from dignity from inspiring English sources
Hoffman didn't suffer from dignity or prissiness.
From education comes dignity and from dignity comes justice.
"Never Stop," a snappy new-wave song from "Dignity," morphed into "Major Tom (Coming Home)," the David-Bowie-inspired 1980s hit by Peter Schilling.
Rather than attempting a comprehensive treatment of the subject, the privacy essayist identifies a distinctive value that privacy protects (ranging from dignity and autonomy to intimacy and friendship) and defends its value by using concrete examples and anecdotes from daily life.
You think you know late Rembrandt from the mortally tragic self-portrait that opens the show, flown in from Washington, the face looming out of darkness in a great build-up of brushstrokes describing untold nuances from dignity to foolishness, fear, endurance and loss.
10 21 a.m.: Updated to include comment from Dignity Health and the American College of Cardiology.
As Steinem put it in Ms., in 1978, erotica is as different from pornography "as love is from rape, as dignity is from humiliation, as partnership is from slavery, as pleasure is from pain".
Steinem has criticized pornography, which she distinguishes from erotica, writing: "Erotica is as different from pornography as love is from rape, as dignity is from humiliation, as partnership is from slavery, as pleasure is from pain".
Two weeks after disembarking in Messina, most of the migrants from the Dignity I had either run away from Palanebiolo or been transferred to other camps.
Findings from the 'Dignity and Older Europeans' study and from the Seedhouse and Gallagher [ 12, 38] study supported the significance of: staff behaviour and attitudes; the environment and culture of care; and resources.
Far from lending dignity to the French presidency, Mr Chirac's immunity, even from criminal investigation, brings the office, the state and the entire judicial system into disrepute.
