Sentence examples for has dignified from inspiring English sources

In consequence, the nimbus of art and learning and reflection that has dignified our troubled presence on this planet seems now like a thinning atmosphere.

Edgar, known here by his first name, as is Ichiro, has dignified and elevated the game with his gentlemanly demeanor and clutch hitting.

But none has quite carried the clout of the 6ft 8in son of a former Soviet air force colonel and elder brother of Wladimir – like Vitali that rarity in sport, a gentleman and a scholar – with whom he has dignified and dominated the heavyweight division for more than a decade.

Merely by showing up, Disney had dignified blind greed in a state pioneered by undignified greedheads.

By 1874 Ruskin would regret the extent to which architects had "dignified our banks and drapers' shops with Venetian tracery".

I have also travelled with two others from the Britain to Zurich where they had dignified physician-assisted suicides.

Up in the mountains, the two men have dignified conversations about loyalty and cherry blossoms and other profound Japanese things.

This raises two questions: Should Mr. Obama have dignified the fringe conspiracy buffs with a response, and how did the falsehood ever gain any traction?

Clara Finisterre was someone whom I thought of as having a fate to escape, but I wouldn't have dignified my own prospects that way, by calling them "a fate".

If we want to provide needs-based funding to make every Australian school a great one, ensure people with disability have dignified, active lives and keep university accessible for all, then we have to get Australia's budget into balance.

Moreover, a ballroom victory buffet might have dignified Mr. Tasini, a union activist whose poorly financed campaign never gained traction, in a manner unbecoming a former first lady and a Democratic front-runner for president.