Sentence examples for natural dignity from inspiring English sources

He has a natural dignity.

It must be Alan Simpson's natural dignity.

Relatedly, he has a certain natural dignity, a way of holding himself that says, "I am a Latin male".

He had retained and developed his natural dignity and courtesy, influencing both his fellow-prisoners and his warders.

That said, Obama wears the office well: he has a natural dignity that makes him a really good figurehead, quite aside from substance.

Marfa, by its remoteness, restores to the experience of looking at a one-of-a-kind work of art its desired otherness and thereby its natural dignity.

An avid skier and tennis player, her innate dignity, natural elegance, and open and warm personality contributed to her special status in the congregation and the larger community.

"The women speak of their efforts to take back that which they have lost: the power of matriarchal cults, access to the sources of power, their sexuality, and also their right to natural birth, dignity, strength, female art, contact with nature and finally many female traditions that were mostly forgotten and suppressed".

He had the pleasing smell of a man who smokes, and an air of a certain diffidence, of a natural aristocratic dignity; and he was, I realize now, the first teacher I ever had who was at home in literature, for he was himself a part of it.

He is the most important running back the Jets have ever had, and their best player this season, but he barely registers on the prodigious sports-celebrity scene, his natural reserve and dignity overshadowing his gaudy numbers.

By his own account, he was concerned with the pure American Negro,…aiming to show the natural beauty and dignity in that characteristic lip and that characteristic hair, bearing, and manner; and I wish to show that beauty not so much to the white man as to the Negro himself.