Sentence examples for profound dignity from inspiring English sources

But what is most evident is a profound dignity and courage.

Born in Mannheim, Germany and emigrating to New York in 1938, she lived a life of profound dignity and dedication.

In a statement, Commons Speaker John Bercow said: "I believe there can be a profound dignity and deep respect both expressed in and through silence and I am sure that the House will agree".

Maybe during the '90s it was more like nascent SoHo, but clichés die hard, and having lived in Berlin for some years now and come to feel that city's profound dignity and grace have little or nothing to do with the proliferation of art galleries and all the blather about the capital of cool, I am struck by one obvious difference from New York's downtown scene 40 years ago.

There was a "profound dignity through silence," Mr Bercow added.

Mr Bercow also said: "I believe there can be a profound dignity and deep respect expressed through silence".

But even as few doubt the outcome, the population has projected a profound collective dignity, reflecting an awareness of the enormity of the step just taken and the challenges that lie ahead.

"Wangari's work stands as a testament to the power of a single person's idea that the simple act of planting a tree can be a profound statement of dignity and hope first in one village, then in one nation, and now across Africa," he told ministers and conservationists at the UN talks in Durban, via a video message.

What follows is a profound reflection on dignity and what it means to live a complete life.

"Work is fundamental for dignity.

They also have a profound sense of personal dignity.