Sentence examples for the common dignity from inspiring English sources

The way forward is for people of good will of all faiths and no faith to work together on matters that promote the common dignity, respect and well-being of all Americans.

He therefore believed that all humans should have the right to common dignity and respect.

Respect people enough to treat them with common dignity, up to the point that you dominate them in competition.

(And even if they were the worst of the worst their bodies ought not to have been treated that way — for the sake of our own country and our soldiers, and our common dignity and sanity).

Aside from the monetary benefit of preventing recidivism, there is the human benefit: that for every ex-offender who is treated with common dignity and not barred from opportunity, we have a new member of our community working for a better life.

It didn't propose any answers; it just told us how to conduct political discourse — with respect, intellectual compassion, and recognition of common dignity.

They enter a storelike setting that carries an air of common dignity once insisted upon by a priest and a housewife — and, now, by a successor who has not forgotten the humiliation of standing in line for a job, covered in snow.

How can we achieve gender equality at a global level and a common dignity for all when girls constitute more than two-thirds of that number?

Human dignity, understood in this rarefied way, is distinct from the common kind of dignity manifested by someone who responds to difficult circumstances in a dignified manner.

However, in spite of the wide-ranging body of literature relating to dignity, the common usage of the term seems more likely to confuse and confound than to clarify the meaning of dignity.

Catholics have an obligation to work for the common good and the dignity of every person.