This fellow may be bad, but he's also dignified.
The image is also dignified with a ring-shaped mark called shriniketana on the right breast, mekhala (a three-stringed waist-belt), a long stick (kathi) embedded in the ground between the legs, and double ring and pearl bracelets on the elbows.
The restaurant was once known as Libotte, and Mr. Libotte, the former owner, was also a Roman character, endowed with a nose like a promontory suggesting an Italian Cyrano de Bergerac, and dignified like an archbishop.
"The Greek people are suffering, the country is upset and depressed but also dignified and proud," Mr. Venizelos added.
But there is also the risk of unintentionally dignifying it.
As one nurse in the Emergency ward explained, this also dignified the person: "Well, you need to know what they want to tell you, so it's worth having the time … he's still a human being.
Yes, they will voice irrational hatreds and behave with barely comprehensible venom towards their rivals, but they're also enthusiastic to show they have a heart, and they can do dignified as well as anyone.
Death came by degrees and was none too dignified.
But it also dignifies rural life.
Yet I doubt that he was born dignified.
