Sentence examples for losing dignity from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

"The first album I came back with, the lyrics are kind of direct, some would say simple, language: 'Losing sleep, I'm losing sleep, I'm losing dignity, everything I know is right in front of me, and it's getting me down'".

Of course, wrongdoing may call for punishment and may be grounds for forfeiting certain rights, but it is not grounds for losing dignity or for regarding the wrongdoer as worthless scum.

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

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

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.

The political process itself seems to have lost dignity.

The worst byproducts of economic crises are not measured in numbers but in lives -- lost jobs, lost opportunities, lost dignity.