"innate dignity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that is used to refer to the inherent honor and worth of a person or group. For example, "The protestors were determined to protect the innate dignity of all those affected by the injustice."
His sense of humor, intelligence, fairness and innate dignity will be missed by all.
It separates us from our innate dignity and stamps its own price on our ideas, our gifts, our contributions.
An avid skier and tennis player, her innate dignity, natural elegance, and open and warm personality contributed to her special status in the congregation and the larger community.
Rivera's vulnerability and Finley's innate dignity were perfect foils for Orth's glib Nixon and the truculent grandeur of Alan Oke's Mao.
Susan Graham's innate dignity was somewhat undercut in the role of Donna Elvira by the otherwise effective costuming of Christine Randt-Pinstagendirectionirectiof of Gina Lapinski.
Because on November the 8th, we have the power to show our children that America's greatness comes from recognizing the innate dignity and worth of all our people.
He says: "The only sustainable ethical foundation for society is a belief in the innate worth and dignity of every individual".
But I'm a little biased, don't you think?" A man of innate composure and dignity, Matz does not dwell on the hopes he had to bring Barbaro back here, for the Classic, and to Europe next year.
Mr. Ramasar's chill dignity and innate authority, in his restrained dancing as well as his acting, made Bernardo more menacing than usual and, strangely, almost poignant.
The thread that ran through all her work was her innate belief in the dignity, worth and expertise of ordinary people.
Those who have died -- and those deported each day -- have the same value and innate God -- given dignity as all persons, yet we ignore their suffering and their deaths".
