dignified

Dignified or not, she was going to have her say.

Every human being has a right to lead a dignified life.

They looked so dignified in the sitting room at home.

This is not a dignified way to make a living, I thought.

Her father's performance had been dignified, certainly, but where was the fire?

There is simply no dignified way for a woman to live alone.

This is to all people to live a dignified life.

The only dignified thing she could do at that point was to let him have the last word.

More dignified is to ask for some kind of commission.

"We understand that power is a drug but it would be a dignified act."

"It was more than he would have given us, but we gave him a dignified end."

Its leaves are rather small and, in a way, dignified.

"He thought music was supposed to be a dignified thing."

All of a sudden he looked very important and dignified.

He wondered how the moment could get much less dignified.

When I get there with you, let's leave it a dignified world.

He turned to the dignified man seated to his left.

I promise his death will not be an easy or dignified one.

I want to deal with them in a very dignified manner.

There were more dignified ways an adult called for help.

She was struggling with her hair and trying to look dignified.

She had suddenly taken on the look of a dignified married woman.

He looked more like an old man than a dignified cowboy.

The figure of the dignified business man who had entered the office was now gone.

I wondered if we should have given him something for his information, but he seemed too dignified.