Sentence examples for get dignified from inspiring English sources

The city's official for integration Marlis Bredehorst stated that "it is important that the Muslims here get dignified houses of prayer" and added that "two hundred years ago, the Protestants had to pray secretively in Catholic Cologne that is something we can't imagine anymore today".

Some mediums get "dignified impassive medicine men, or ancient Persian sages".

They must ensure dying people get the dignified and compassionate care they need.

If you were to freeze random television frames from Bill Clinton's State of the Union address, you might get a dignified presidential portrait.

They should recognise that death is inevitable and not a failure, and make sure dying people get the dignified and compassionate care they need, for example by encouraging the use of more advance care plans.

"It's time we finally made Social Security more generous," he said, "and increased its benefits so that today's retirees and future generations get the dignified retirement that they've earned".

"It's time we finally made Social Security more generous and increased its benefits so that today's retirees and future generations get the dignified retirement that they've earned," Obama said during a speech in Elkhart, Indiana.

And not only do we need to strengthen its long-term health, it's time we finally made Social Security more generous and increased its benefits so that today's retirees and future generations get the dignified retirement that they've earned.

And so it gets a dignified and well-deserved retirement.

It was a tough field, but the last — despite a junky-looking cover (Alice Munro gets a dignified font on a cream background; Sherman Alexie gets a pair of red Pumas because one of the stories says something about red Pumas) — was the best.

It was difficult, but I loved them, and as long as they were getting a dignified education, I could not complain.