Sentence examples for lose dignity from inspiring English sources

If you have to relieve yourself and you have to do it on the street you lose dignity, so there is a compassion piece and a practical piece … so this bathroom addressed both".

During this episode, we watch (and identify with) how easy it is for an unwanted respectful guest, reliant on the charity of others, to lose dignity and bearings, and not know where he belongs.

Germany's Finance Ministry had originally denied the producers the right to film at Bendlerblock, explaining that the site should be treated as a "place of remembrance and mourning" which would "lose dignity if we were to exploit it as a film set".

They therefore lose dignity in the eye of the 'donors' (the patients and the administrators who each pay them).' (Mogensen and Ngulube 2001, p. 24) The above shows the vital role that health managers potentially play in facility-based community accountability mechanisms (Mosquera et al. 2001).

"With Fonseka, we could redeem our lost dignity and feel like full citizens of this country".

Most also said they could no longer enjoy life and feared losing "dignity".

"They will be losing dignity, they will be in pain, they will have had enough.

Not until 1993, after decades of silence and lost dignity, did the church regain its parishioners and its voice.

And the television analysts lined up to out-outrage one another, as Patrick Rishe describes on Forbes.com, the N.F.L. losing dignity with every howl.

"For me, the elegance of that struggle -- the determination to keep going without losing dignity, to transcend the horror -- really sums up the black American experience".

Instead, Mr. Keita vowed to return the country's lost "dignity," an oblique reference to his hero de Gaulle's role after World War II and to the serial humiliations Mali's sovereignty has suffered in the past year.