Sentence examples for given dignity from inspiring English sources
Above all, they need to be given dignity.
It has given dignity and meaning to drab and impoverished lives.
Mr. Mitchell is a virtual modern-day Vermeer of ordinary black people given dignity through the eloquence of his concentration and touch.
Like the Eye, it is a funfair ride given dignity and respectability by careful detailing and good quality materials, and its scale makes it into a landmark for its city.
The palpable teenage angst of Goodbye England (Covered in Snow) is given dignity by Marling's experience, while she commands the conflicting voices of I Speak Because I Can with a wisdom far beyond her years.
Victim in Stanford sexual assault 'was not given dignity,' attorney general says.
It gives dignity to an author.
We need to give dignity to human beings".
"We looked for a system that would give dignity," Mr. Barnera said.
My whole idea about covering violence is about giving it dignity – I have this picture, which I feel like gives dignity to these people.
The presence of rhyme seems needed to give dignity to these attempts.
