Sentence examples for given the dignity from inspiring English sources

He figured they were unlikely to be given the dignity of a funeral.

Given the dignity and pathos of these two performances, it's surprising how seldom he took roles that stretched him.

"Given the dignity of a church, turning it into a tourist attraction like this is profane," he said.

"I think that's terrible because now we have not even given the dignity of faces to this suffering people," De Palma said in Venice.

It is a time where our airmen are honored and given the dignity and respect they deserve," Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James told the Guardian.

"Opposing arguments are not even given the dignity of being mentioned," Professor Charry said, and Foucault "also ignores the fact that sex is at the heart of much suffering and misery".

At the end of the day, improving our economy is giving the dignity of a job to a friend, neighbor or family member.

He told McCain "I don't care if you support Romney, that's great – but just to have given me the dignity of waiting until after the New Hampshire primary".

I think all forms of relationships and family structures should be given the same weight, dignity and human rights.

That travelers should take to boxing shouldn't be a great surprise, given the discipline and dignity it affords fighters even in defeat.

That travellers should take to boxing shouldn't be a great surprise, given the discipline and dignity it affords fighters – even in defeat.