Sentence examples similar to making dignified from inspiring English sources
It hardly needs a terrorist's bomb at a marathon's finish line to remind you that, if there's a cause you're willing to suffer for, there is a ready made, dignified - if sweaty - course of action.
"Can I go across?" she said to no one in particular, before making a dignified dash for it.
Local people generally stay away but, once a month, small huddles can be seen making a dignified progress between the plaques and monuments, tactfully slowing down as members of the group linger over a particular name or a certain tribute.
Luckily, Mr. Pullman knows how to do dignified decision making.
The refined baritone Konrad Jarnot made a dignified Christ.
It was time to make a dignified exit.
The gravelly voiced bass Hao Jiang Tian made a dignified Oroveso, Norma's weak-willed father.
On this occasion, as on that, Balls made a dignified speech in defeat.
When sufferers do not respond, then the patient's death "should be accepted and made as dignified as possible".
Real sex would have made the dignified promotion of their film impossible - it may have kept audiences away.
Garcia added: "I know you'll understand my story of an artist trying to make a dignified living.
