Sentence examples for gaining dignity from inspiring English sources
Paul Bhattacharjee's gangly, greying Benedick seems nice enough, gaining dignity when this comic romance darkens.
Camargo is a strong central presence, adding gravitas and rather unexpectedly gaining dignity in the late scenes where he must sport a beard worthy of Methuselah and the dramatics drag out.
In doing so, she gains dignity".
By a 53percentto40percentcent margin, respondents with a household income of more than $100,000 said that people working in low-wage jobs that don't cover their expenses do gain dignity simply by virtue of working.
Of all the programs designed to enable prisoners to gain dignity and a sense of purpose while incarcerated, and prepare them to become effectively functioning citizens when released so that they are not recidivists, I know of none that do these jobs better than the Community Model in Corrections developed by the Center for Therapeutic Justice.
It's about gaining our dignity.
But in their case, it's often invoked while calling for reductions to welfare benefits so that the poor are pushed to work harder and thus, the suggestion goes, gain dignity.
People gain dignity from being able to work and "consume" their history without destroying it.
Only 30percentt of Americans said they think people working in low-wage jobs that don't pay enough for basic expenses gain dignity from those jobs simply by virtue of working.
Africa's people must be allowed to gain confidence, dignity, and a sense of self-worth.
