Sentence examples for gives dignity from inspiring English sources
It gives dignity to an author.
My whole idea about covering violence is about giving it dignity – I have this picture, which I feel like gives dignity to these people.
Yet for other critics it is the very beauty of his photographs that gives dignity and individuality to those whose misfortunes are being chronicled.
For a far finer "Don Quixote" — one that gives dignity and scope to its title character and Sancho Panza — you need only consult the new DVD of Mr. Ratmansky's recent production for the Dutch National Ballet.
He spoke, too, of the patron saint of Cuba, our Lady of Charity of El Cobre, saying she had accompanied the Cuban people, "sustaining the hope which preserves people's dignity in the most difficult situations and championing the promotion of all that gives dignity to the human person".
"We should be having this conversation out in the open, in a way that gives dignity and safety to survivors.
We need to give dignity to human beings".
Above all, they need to be given dignity.
It has given dignity and meaning to drab and impoverished lives.
"We looked for a system that would give dignity," Mr. Barnera said.
The presence of rhyme seems needed to give dignity to these attempts.
