Sentence examples for was undignified from inspiring English sources

Television, Dewey said, was undignified.

He was undignified and funny and warm.

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.

"Remember", said Mr Brown, "when Mrs Thatcher left, it was unstable, it was disorderly and it was undignified".

He swiftly retreated to give his inaugural address to an invited audience on the other side of Mexico City.It was undignified but Mr Calderón had made his point.

One is that it would be undignified.

"It's undignified — it's not a TV show".

But wouldn't the coin trick be undignified?

So minting the coin would be undignified, but so what?

His laughter is undignified, a little embarrassed, exuding goofball modesty.