undignified

Then another and yet more undignified change came over him.

She had to run about after him, though it was rather undignified.

I think it is undignified for them not to have to pay, when they've got money.

Trying to free herself from that big, hard hand would only be undignified.

From my undignified position on the floor I was able to look straight up at them.

"They also felt it was an undignified image to have so close to a church."

But these were not published before his rather undignified death in 1880.

"He would never allow you to write undignified things about him."

They're the sort of undignified "What historical figure would you like to make out with?"

I've always thought that much more undignified than going bald.

He had found himself begging and it made him feel undignified.

He knew what was coming but it seemed undignified to defend himself.

You would be sent to bed, or something equally undignified.

Then they pretended they'd seen him all along, because to do anything else would have been undignified.

But it is too undignified for you to satisfy me?

It was a pretty undignified look for someone of his rank.

I think it is undignified not to join the media age that you live in.

It was undignified, a man crying for the dead and the lost, all these years later.

He decided it would be undignified to pursue the matter.

Death is always so undignified, Peter thought, and straightened up.

You will be compelled to do things which appear undignified.

He said that to ask for a visa would be "undignified."

The lieutenant had always thought it an undignified way to travel.

Anything other than that falls into the category of undignified.

"What is undignified about paying good money for worthless paper?"