Sentence examples for no indignity from inspiring English sources

There is no indignity in that, of course.

[Cheering.] We all say in one voice, "Death but no indignity".

The moral to these stories might be that there is no indignity so great that it cannot be overcome with enough time, humility and private contemplation.

There was no indignity for Wales in defeat, or indeed for Gareth Bale in a much-hyped individual duel that was in reality never quite an individual duel.

There is no indignity Valerie won't gladly endure – wearing a frumpy jogging suit, dressing up as a cupcake or being passive-aggressively tortured by Paulie G Lance Barberr), one of the show's writers.

2) Is there no indignity heaped upon the late entertainer -- and the American public -- who, like it or not, must have their optic nerves burnt to a frazzle in the contrived glow of this mercilessly inane spectacle?

To invoke Camus, once more, the riot is the rebels' No to indignity and injustice.

There may be no greater indignity for workers than learning that their jobs are in jeopardy the week before Christmas.

Although the first Corvettes took to the road with a drivetrain ill-matched to the car's dashing profile -- a barely warmed-over six-cylinder from the passenger-car line and a lowly two-speed automatic transmission -- the 50th Anniversary Edition suffers no such indignity.

And there's surely no greater indignity than that.

Couples will no longer suffer the indignity of having the government treat their marriages as inferior.