Sentence examples for looking dignified from inspiring English sources

An usciere's duties include carrying messages, accompanying visitors and looking dignified in uniforms laden with gold braid.

Last night, he skated in a gray-and-black Vera Wang uniform with a white collar, looking dignified and fashionable.

While the economy has brought renewed interest in looking dignified and professional, the zeal for being up-to-the-minute has not waned.

2016's most memorable tuxedos were all in statement colours: white Dolce & Gabbana (as worn by cool as a cucumber Common), blue and black (Mark Ruffalo looking dignified in his two toned suit), monochrome (Ryan Gosling mixing it up in a white bow tie) and blue (American footballer Aaron Rodgers).

Yet, there is more to life than looking dignified.

A lot of times it's cold, or raining, or both, but we have to be out there looking dignified and composed, no matter what.

It was a system that looked dignified and respectable on the surface.

"For once you look dignified!" her friend Richard Turley — "a Bronx socialite," he told us — said to her.

Where Klitschko looks dignified and — considering that he is thirty-nine years old — disconcertingly muscular, Fury is a stranger sight.

THE LOOK For those who aspire to look dignified without looking dull, there are endless options here: wingtips, oxfords, sleek boots, not-so-sleek boots.

Guillaume Graffin looked dignified as the Radjah, and Sascha Radetsky seemed appropriately demented as the grotesque Head Fakir.