Sentence examples for much dignified from inspiring English sources

Hiddleston's Loki is quite low-key, actually, and to good effect: no fiendish eye-rolling, but much dignified scowling under a horned helmet.

Ah, that's much more dignified.

"It's much more dignified.

In fact, very much less dignified.

"If he wants to be traded, it could be handled in a much more dignified way".

Other forms of authority, in the real world, seem so much more dignified and consequential than writing fiction.

You will get a much more dignified, interesting portrait, and it won't look like a family snap.

Mr. Moore knows how to give that to them, and so -- in a much more dignified, documented way -- does Mr. Greenwald.

He thought it would be much more dignified to play violins at funerals, but there wasn't an art form for the funerary violin.

What definitely doesn't help is an older female artist pontificating from on high about how much more dignified she managed to be.

Judith, an almost retired stage star who could have invented divadom, says matter-of-factly, "I'm much more dignified onstage than in the country".