Sentence examples for whose dignity from inspiring English sources

He was a man whose dignity and fairness touched all who knew him.

She had come with her lawyers to file suit "on behalf of all women," whose dignity, she said, had been damaged by the Prime Minister's behavior.

As his backers Amit Chaudhuri and Peter McDonald comment, Mehrotra proved to be "an exemplary nominee... whose dignity and merit augmented the possibilities of a difficult election".

As for Groucho, there was another side to his rowdy antics, which suggested a frustrated intellectual whose dignity had been wounded by his place in the circus.

But I want to see a black protagonist whose dignity isn't a given, just as his or her earthiness isn't a virtue.

While she is handling my breasts and genitals, I would rather the T.S.A. employee think, "innocent civilian and possible sexual assault survivor, whose dignity I respect".

It was Minerva McGonagall Professor McGonagall, whose clipped dignity and demand of excellence from her students belied a deep love and devotion for her charges.

Archival film footage documents her front-line service as a driver or a nurse and her struggles for equality with the men whose sartorial dignity she has adopted.

In his vivid, unvarnished stills, Dayton instead assumes a melancholy splendor, sheltering artists and skaters whose insouciant dignity resists the clichés that accrue to youth.

I am writing this on a sweltering summer day, but spare a thought for the aged water seller whose grim dignity the young Velázquez portrayed.

"This vision of Dominique Strauss-Kahn humiliated in chains, dragged lower than the gutter — this degradation of a man whose silent dignity couldn't be touched, was not just cruel, it was pornographic".