Sentence examples for from the dignity from inspiring English sources

Neither method takes away from the dignity of these splendid flowers.

But that does not take away from the dignity and decisiveness with which he has chosen to do so.

So Pluto is to be demoted from the dignity of planethood to mere Kuiper Belt object, after 75 years among the solar system's Big Nine?

After two months in Italy, Blessing, Cynthia, and a sixteen-year-old girl named Juliet were the only migrants from the Dignity I who were still at Palanebiolo.

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.

Throughout the 20th century the pope, although affected by the conventions regulating the relations of heads of state with each other, possessed mainly a moral authority deriving from the dignity and prestige of his office.

It had to do with his blackness – "come thick night" – the sense of something once strong ebbing from him, the dignity of his defeatedness.

Will we afford people who may be different from ourselves the dignity they deserve?

"Excluding gay and lesbian couples from marriage demeans the dignity of these couples.

Remarks last night about her father, Vice President Al Gore, at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles: "My dad learned from childhood about the dignity working people have.

Just Ordinary People Andrew Courtney is a political advocate who works, he says, at "the thresholds of transition from powerlessness to the dignity of sovereignty".