Sentence examples for good dignified from inspiring English sources

"She was a good, dignified, respected woman.

Will we invest in a care infrastructure that both meets this growing need in the 21st century and supports good, dignified jobs for the workforce, or will we choose a low road path at the expense of human dignity?

On the one hand, it is argued that euthanasia might contribute to a good, dignified, "civilized" death, for example by preventing distressing forms of suicide.

The market for dementia aids is growing all the time and offering ever better choice and availability, as new innovations seek to help manage and ease life with the condition and help carers offer easier support and assistance in maintaining a good, dignified quality of life for the patient.

Are we delivering a good and dignified death?

So there will be a lump in my throat, but at the same time it seems like a good and dignified way for it to end.

Other arguments in support of euthanasia were that it contributes to a good and dignified death (11%), that people requesting euthanasia should not be abandoned (5%), and that euthanasia prevents horrible suicides (5%).

The deification of the free market cannot coexist with a robust concern for the common good and a dignified regard for what it means to be human.

There was a good amount of  dignified gay fetish art and they were also were selling a zine of beautifully done, pencil-rendered portraits of Seth Rogen nude.

They were imaginative, passionate, fearless, dignified, good-humoured and extremely well organised.

Ginn, however, can't let a good thing die a dignified death.