Sentence examples for kind dignified from inspiring English sources
Concerning his disposition, Hippocrates was first portrayed as a "kind, dignified, old country doctor" and later as "stern and forbidding".
She is too kind, measured and dignified to raise her voice in the blistering, full-throated rage that should come from the way she's been treated.
Lenovo spokesman Bob Page gave a perfunctorily disdainful riposte to the brouhaha: He said company officials were disappointed by the e-mail but "don't really feel that that kind of activity should be dignified with a response".
The jokes about religious cruelty are mordant, varied, and encyclopedic: every kind of religious intolerance — Muslim, Jewish, and, particularly, Christian, dignified, crude, and greedy — is trotted out and exposed.
Their version of basketball is suddenly not just dignified to me but actually graceful, humble, and kind of elegant.
"...I don't think I should dignify that kind of behavior with a comment".
They were so seasick that Dickens was possessed of "a kind of lazy joy — of fiendish delight, if anything so lethargic can be dignified with the title — in the fact of my wife being too ill to talk to me".
Compared to Schlenkerla's, Spezial's rauchbier seemed to be understated, even dignified in its light smokiness, with extremely complex caramel and cola flavors, the kind of beer that could justify a long voyage all by itself.
"He remained upright, dignified".
