Sentence examples for instead of the dignity from inspiring English sources

Instead of the dignity you desire, you are more isolated".

There, instead of the dignity of the white robe, they are faced with being at the very bottom of a rigid hierarchical system where they have to focus on giving the right answer and getting approval from their teachers, whose values and behaviour may differ from theirs [7].

Although Hong Kong patients highlighted privacy instead of the dignity emphasized by UK patients, this reflects the fact that Hong Kong patients expect a higher level of care and skill during hospitalization.

Hamrick said the church has no plans to search out the donor, but will instead "honor the dignity of the individual who made this gift".

Cromer could make more drama of the seesaw; instead, he smudges the dignity of Chance's decision.

Instead of giving him the dignity of a hanging or beheading, he was thrown straight into the crowd who stamped him to little tiny pieces.

A man who has unintentionally become verbally abusive, subjecting his mom to the very thing he always swore he'd protect her from: poor care in her final years on this Earth -- instead of the love, respect and dignity that she deserves.

One of the tasks Harris sets herself is to weave these lost modernists back into the main weft of British culture, rescuing them from their status as lovable eccentrics or – worse still – "national treasures", granting them instead the dignity of an identity as self-conscious intellectuals trying to make sense of difficult times.

I think a good Christian is someone who takes a stand for what Jesus took a stand for---peace instead of violence, dignity for everyone, caring for the poor.

Instead of respecting my dignity and my faith, the deputy told me that my hijab was just like a "hoodie" and said not only that I had to remove it, but that he was going to watch me take it off in front of the other men in line behind me.

Instead, she remembers her father's efforts to remind Native Americans of the dignity of their heritage, at a time when its fate was uncertain.