Sentence examples for more dignified for from inspiring English sources

It would be more dignified for the UK to give them back now, rather than having them dragged back kicking and screaming, as will happen in the end".

"Still, a merger would be more dignified for Endesa, and we would not expect it to succumb to such aggression without a bitter fight".

Part of Pallazzo d'Accursio, the Stock Exchange, just off the square, was built in the late 19th century, when the city administration decided it would be more dignified for farmers to do their haggling inside rather than on the streets.

In the end, it's far more dignified for an executive to come right out and tell an employee: "Corey, I've arranged a desk for you—and six weeks of outplacement service because you won't be with us after the end of July". Forcing someone to guess your intentions only prolongs the agony of the inevitable.

You know, how it's actually more dignified for a woman to cover her assets and not show them to everybody".

There may be less distress and struggling this way, and is more dignified for the cat.

Well, I suppose it's a more dignified fate for a book than being turned into a Kindle case, anyway.

He implored his wife, who was doing the cooking, to figure out some more dignified end for the wings.

Now the City of London has taken a small step towards a more dignified future for the London Stone than its current lodging in the facade of the 1960s former Bank of China office – more recently a branch of Sportec and, latterly, a WH Smith.

Football, as the 1.5 billion who tuned into the World Cup final will attest, is a force for good, beauty and truth in the world; a vision of a happier, richer and more dignified life for those who inhabit the benighted areas of the earth.

"In a world like this, media can help us to feel closer to one another, creating a sense of the unity of the human family which can in turn inspire solidarity and serious efforts to ensure a more dignified life for all," he said.