Sentence examples for really dignified from inspiring English sources

I mean, not in terms of personality or anything she was basically just a comic foil for David Faustino's signature brand of eyebrow humor but as far as looks, there was something really dignified and classy about her trashiness.

"He dealt with it really well and was really dignified.

Really, the only dignified thing to do is to not dignify it with a response, and move on.

Well, excuse me, but on this planet what we've seen in the last couple of years is a lot of rich bankers and other unscrupulous speculators and con artists (they don't really deserve the dignified title of business people) destroy jobs on a gargantuan scale.

There needs to be a word for the overly serious and reverent praise of digital games by individuals or institutions who are almost certainly too old, too intellectual and too dignified to really be playing at this stuff.

I wasn't intending to look funny – I was really trying to look dignified and courtly; but I suppose I couldn't help myself".

"We're going to really have to stay dignified, not allowing anything, any word, any action to take us out of that state of being," Kanuha said.

They said in a statement: "Decisive, generous, proud and dignified, he really enjoyed army life.

Startlingly handsome, but in a rather ascetic saint-like way, he was extremely dignified – adland doesn't really do dignified – and seemed more like a Great Writer in a television arts programme.

We have long had an interest in pretending that fashion is something more dignified and substantial than it really is.

In an interview at the time of the film's release, he called Tiede "a sweetheart of a guy... there's really no darkness in Bernie... He's kind of dignified, straight-ish, in a small, southern town.