Sentence examples for new dignity from inspiring English sources

In his drawings for Punch Tenniel lent new dignity to the political cartoon.

He elevated this poetry to new dignity by skillful and sophisticated craftsmanship.

On this score Cardiff is well fitted for its new dignity.

Ms. Wickersham shows how the difficult road of one-way affection can be a lot more interesting than something shared; she lends new dignity to pining.

An odd new dignity descends upon our sturdy old women...there is something in their indomitable progress that suggests a search for lost sheep on windswept mountains.

That gave the calling a new dignity and the phrase is used a lot now when tappers are called upon to testify in court.

The Peace of Westphalia (1648) restored the Rhenish lands, as well as a new electoral dignity, to Frederick's son Charles Louis.

During this period, Alexios I undertook important administrative reforms, including the creation of new courtly dignities and offices.

"The new sense of dignity and self-respect on the part of the Negro," King argued in a 1960 essay, The Rising Tide of Racial Consciousness, was due in part to "the awareness that his struggle is a part of a worldwide struggle".

As someone who works in New York City, I was happy to have finally read a report that casts New York cabbies as hard-working folks trying to lead a life of simple dignity ("New York's Taxi Drivers Need Disaster Relief," by Bhairavi Desai, Op-Ed, March 2).

But despite the new and fetching dignity that Doves have discovered, the inner lad remains.