Sentence examples for how undignified from inspiring English sources
Oh, how undignified this was!
Rather than be deported — how undignified!
"People might say my protest is inappropriate, undignified or vulgar, but how undignified is it for David Cameron and Boris Johnson to be falling over themselves to make Margaret Thatcher's funeral more pompous?" he said.
I can't imagine how undignified it feels to have a leading candidate for president say and do such things and be black, brown, poor, Muslim, disabled, or female.
It is remarkable to me that regardless of how undignified and (sometimes) hateful a vocal handful of frightened people can get, you always manage to return to the calm courage of your convictions.
It's downright undignified how many blazers I've bought over the years.
Also, her new network was somewhat undignified: "How could I have left one of the world's greatest news divisions and my sunny office overlooking the famous skating rink at Rockefeller Center, and at Christmastime, the giant tree, to come to this third-rate, nothing building?" Much worse, Howard Cosell worked at ABC, and he depressed her.
Nandy responded, "It will be a very undignified and — how should I put it — almost vulgar statement on my part.
How is the ocean undignified?
That's because they don't understand how demoralized, downtrodden and undignified we've felt here in America.
Then you read how Marr and Morrissey are undignified and "pompous" because they have tweeted their displeasure at David Cameron saying he likes the Smiths.
