Sentence examples for search for dignity from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: David Brooks's search for dignity is misplaced.

In Britain today, people have to make hard choices in their search for dignity and respectability.

His own search for dignity and meaning takes him not away from the common life of the country, but back toward its centre.

The city also has lots of young men punished and pushed out of schools and toward jail (read Victor Rios' superb book Punished for more on that) whose search for dignity takes them into deadly games of gang competition and related honor violence.

Prison amplifies many of the factors that fuel contemporary radicalisation: the generational dimension; revolt against the system; the diffusion of a simplified Salafism; the formation of a tight-knit group; the search for dignity related to respect for the norm; and the reinterpretation of crime as legitimate political protest.

My mission has been to remind them that they are serving the search for human dignity and acceptance.

"People are writing as a search for the dignity that has been taken away from them," he says.

Fragment 104, for example, compares a human life to a 'thinking reed.' "It is not in space that I should search for my dignity, but in the control of my thoughts … The universe comprehends me by space and engulfs me like a point; by means of thought, I comprehend it" (II, 574).

A search for equality, justice, dignity and freedom — not religion — is what compels Syrians to engage in protests today.

It is, rather, a victory of imagination, for in one stroke he has added credibility to his search for peace, heightened the dignity of his office for the remainder of his term, and compelled the U. S. to take its electoral process seriously.

The few who made it out alive often resorted to the methods they had themselves endured - the extremes of violence - in their search for the freedom and dignity that had been so brutally taken from them.