Sentence examples for may be undignified from inspiring English sources

Krugman does acknowledge that it may be "undignified": "Here's how to think about that: we have a situation in which a terrorist may be about to walk into a crowded room and threaten to blow up a bomb he's holding.

In a place like Haiti, subsistence wages may be undignified, but they are better than starvation.

This is silly.' " Incivility is one thing, he said, but the book cover "may be undignified, which would be a reason to object".

One is that it would be undignified.

But at my age you can afford to be undignified.

That would be undignified.

Television, Dewey said, was undignified.

Climbing, crawling, leaping, sliding and generally being undignified can be extraordinarily liberating.

CABLE news networks may never agree which program is fairer and more balanced, which talking head is the puppet of whose talking points, whether John McCain, in his latest advertisement, was undignified or whether Barack Obama, on his European tour, was presumptuous.

Also, lining up to empty your bladder is undignified.

Like many politicians of that time, he thought running ads on the radio was undignified.