Sentence examples for very dignity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "very dignity" is not correct in standard written English
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers. Example: "He carried himself with very dignity, which impressed everyone."
In an essay accompanying Moore's photos, the poet Philip Levine writes: "Their calm in the face of the ravages of man and nature confers an unexpected dignity upon the subjects of his camera, the very dignity I had assumed daily life had robbed them of".
The fraternity's board decided that it could not host a meeting in a state with "a law that could put the civil rights and the very dignity of our members at risk during their stay in Phoenix," said Herman Mason, the general president.
This is of course the source of the very dignity of Humanity Kant speaks of in the second formulation.
It told the tales in history of human atrocity, the inhuman way another can take away the life and the very dignity of another.
While a Washington is an affront to our very dignity, like most night workers handing us $20 for cab money home is a total game changer. 5. DO: Respect the booth bitch.
And the mantra of "me" marches on... Surely, however, the very dignity of the notion of "freedom of expression" is at best compromised, however, by its lowest common denominator.
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.
Baroness Williams added: "I thought the prime minister behaved with very great dignity and very great restraint".
TSA security procedures today, with full-body scanners and the like, have raised legitimate question of civil rights violations, or at the very least, dignity.
You have represented us all with very great dignity and at all times showed great respect for all the Members of this Parliament.
"Before you're a coach, you're still a man and your dignity is very, very important.
