Sentence examples for very undignified from inspiring English sources

It is all very undignified.

Nandy responded, "It will be a very undignified and — how should I put it — almost vulgar statement on my part.

"I think it very undignified for any serious artist to allow themselves to be exploited in this fashion," Capote sniffed.

"We used to pat you on the bottom and tell you it would be all right, to just go to sleep, and eventually you did," she said, between some very undignified giggles.

Nick Rushton, leader of Leicestershire county council, said: "It has been a very undignified time as you must remember this is the body of a man – and a king of England.

She said: "I saw people dying in very, very undignified situations which could've been avoided.

I don't find them very interesting; they seem really undignified.

The playfulness of it made the cruelty of it so much more sharp and disturbing: you are dying, with this very silly, undignified thing going on.

The blog also spoke to a retired army officer who had been on the flight and who quoted Corporal Brown as saying, "'I have given everything that I can give and this is the way I am being treated?"This is all very sad and undignified.

Helene Donnelly said Tracy White was not to blame for the patient's death but she said the woman had been given "a very uncared-for and undignified last 24 hours".

(Here Kelly encourages everyone to get a colonoscopy. If that's too invasive or undignified, at the very least consider an at-home colon cancer screening that works simply by mailing your poop to a lab).