Sentence examples for undignified that from inspiring English sources

It's not just that Qaddafi is absurd: tolerating his absurdity seems to have become, for Libyans, so absurdly undignified that they can't bear it themselves.

Greco-Roman wresting, in particular, requires the Spandex-clad competitors to adopt a series of positions so undignified that you would be best advised not to watch it with your in-laws.

It will drag us back from the brink, again and again if we're not careful, until life has become so intolerable and undignified that we pray to be gone.

The undercurrent in most criticisms that tie the shared economy with these troubled economic times is that "used is less:" that sharing is somehow undignified, that it falls short of our communal ideal of success or quality of life.

She's labour-twerking on the back seat, accompanied by all the usual undignified noises that go with that – as well as by Archdeacon Robert Simon McBurneyy), whom she wants to have a look at her "area", as a Twitter mate of mine, @KiriThomas (recommended), tells me is the polite way of referring to "down there".

And they are often found roughhousing in undignified ways that include (woo-hoo!) food fights.

Chaplin not only delights in the refinement of ancien-régime manners but sharply contrasts them with the undignified pratfalls that result from efforts to conform to bourgeois propriety.

When the fading TV heartthrob Park Chul accused his actress wife of infidelity, he ignited an undignified row that has transfixed South Korea and probably mortally wounded the careers of two of the country's top stars.

Chaplin not only delights in the refinement of ancien-régime manners but sharply contrasts them with the undignified pratfalls that result from efforts to conform to codes of propriety.

That was undignified — but not that different, in substance, from the position of leading Republicans.

He concluded that "manual labour was undignified, and that it didn't pay," and went hoboing again.