Sentence examples for real dignity from inspiring English sources

There is real dignity in owning the basic items that make home life possible.

"I think he's handled himself with real dignity throughout the process, and to play the way he did today, with the emotions running through his body, I can't credit him enough for that".

That same year, Thomas Taylor responded with "A Vindication of the Rights of Beasts," a parody designed to reveal the absurdity of Wollstonecraft's position by demonstrating that beasts, as well as women, have "intrinsic and real dignity and worth".

The coroner had praised the "very real dignity" of Zane's parents in the way they had conducted themselves, and offered his "sincere condolences on Zane's tragic death" as he began his conclusions.

Continuity in care: Real dignity is only delivered by meeting the needs of older people all the way through their care journey, including by supporting them to live as independently as possible outside institutional settings.

The Chronicle remained silent on these matters, but praised the "exceedingly artistic" exterior, wherein the architect avoided not only "excessive ornamentation, with little sense of general unity and congruity" but also "a simplicity so affected that it becomes mere baldness" and produced "a design of real dignity and beauty".

It is also a call for the western powers to re-evaluate their foreign policy towards Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa in the interests of real security, dignity, stability, peace and development for all the people – not a select few.

As Melville noted sardonically in Pierre, "the great genealogical and real-estate dignity of some families in America" bore comparison with any European model.

Traditional American currency looks like the real stuff, conveying dignity and gravitas.

He is half-seduced by dreams of glory, but the film's real concern is dignity.

Armstrong had so many admirable qualities; supreme skill, courage and accomplishment as well as real humility and dignity.