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The entire medical profession is trained to keep people alive, rather than keeping people comfortable so that they can die with dignity
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Al Snafu turns his attention to the teachers at the bottom of the staircase, clears his throat, tries to reclaim some air of dignity
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It was considered a matter of modesty, dignity,
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These religious boys gave us back our dignity
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Freedom is a right and without it the dignity of man is violated
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The photographer did at least have the dignity to let her change out of her dressing gown and slippers, but everything was still rushed and she looked as if she’d just gone three full minutes with a welterweight boxer
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His high forehead had just enough texture to show wisdom and dignity, his halo of greying wool neatly trimmed a curl and a half deep
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Lord Boras left the Hall with a sigh of relief and as much dignity as he could muster; Naria had left him precious little
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attempt to keep up some semblance of dignity in the most trying of
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have the dignity to let her change out of her dressing gown and
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She had to perform with dignity
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To perform with dignity was the best she could hope for
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dignity, and the rich sit in a low place
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You will be treated with dignity and respect here
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When the day finally comes, when Jock's liver gives up the ghost, he wants to come home with a sheepish grin all over his face, rattling on about dignity, all the while thanking every bone in his body for the National Health Service
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for pride or dignity, and he wasted no time in mounting his
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most objected to was his loss of dignity
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There are Men who would trade their dignity to be with a beautiful, wealthy yet immoral woman
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There are Women who would trade their dignity to be with a beautiful, wealthy yet immoral Man
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I shall not let the dignity of Malvern waver for an instant
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herself with such pride and dignity that they were all in
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of the courtroom with as much dignity as she could
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attempted to raise the wages of curates, and, for the dignity of the church, to oblige the rectors
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lifted her chin, trying to recover her dignity
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The mayor at the end of counting stood up and with great dignity announced the result
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Jesus Christ gave us the dignity to stand
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Christianity gave us the humanism and the dignity, not
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It’s that her reading lacked the dignity I need
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He was a man of dignity
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He treated her with dignity and respect as her tutor, keeping his distance
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Who cared about a slave girl’s feelings or her dignity?
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“This is the interpretation, Your Majesty, Sovereign of this mighty city, Babylon: You, O king, the king of kings – you to whom the God of Heaven has given the kingdom, the might, the strength and the dignity – you yourself are the head of gold
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He seemed to gather his dignity and slowly approached his proper seat
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This will seriously offend Bob's dignity
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shorn of her dignity
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in rank and dignity the second parliament of the kingdom, amounts only to 150 livres, about £6:11s
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In the extent of its dominion consists, in a great measure, the pride and dignity of that power ; and it is not very likely to fail in attention to what is necessary for the defence of that dominion
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Or is it better to put him out of his misery quickly and with dignity with one quick shot to the head which is the only pain killer we have at the moment?” Every man agreed that what the Captain had done was both honourable and humane and he had been left with little choice given the situation we found ourselves in
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In consequence of these alterations, the courts, both of the proprietors and directors, it was expected, would be likely to act with more dignity and steadiness than they had usually done before
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Deanna was woken by the orderly with that same characteristic disregard for what remained of her dignity
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Nothing but exemplary morals can give dignity to a man of small fortune
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Of the Expense of supporting the Dignity of the Sovereign
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Over and above the expenses necessary for enabling the sovereign to perform his several duties, a certain expense is requisite for the support of his dignity
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The expense of defending the society, and that of supporting the dignity of the chief magistrate, are both laid out for the general benefit of the whole society
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And finally blocking the past so that they could maintain their separateness and their dignity
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“Might I request that you pass a message to her from me?” he asked with some manner of dignity
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respect and dignity for all
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The rest of the camp was a scene of men and women going about their business, or following strict orders, servants bustling left and right with arms burdened with bundles, armoured soldiers marching in small groups carrying swords or shields towards the outer defence lines, Alit’aren strolling with an air of pride and dignity, often trailed by a host of Ael Tarael like motherly foxes patrolling after potentially rabid wolves
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As he crossed the Shenandoah’s rail, he did so with the dignity of an admiral and stood tall and straight and was an impressive figure
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He took his unavoidable capture and certain loss of his ship with a dignity and honor that quickly won Waddell’s respect
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I do not know the dignity of their birth, but I do know the glory of their death
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He was going to die here, in this state – with no dignity, no self-respect, and, even if he could escape Salverford, no future
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It’s a matter of dignity, Sanjev
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I would look the firing squad in the eyes and try to show no fear and I would die like Rosie had with dignity and courage
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He wanted to scream out at them, to tell them they had no pride, no dignity, no love for human life, that he could not respect them because they knew nothing of pain
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declaring that we were all worthless and beneath his dignity
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But he would fight with honour, dignity and respect
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She got out of her seat with as much dignity as she could, her face set in determination and pride, this was her day
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Of course, handling good fortune with grace, dignity, and charity are, also, self-defining acts, but we, as a whole, are ultimately, defined by the way we overcome adversity
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A part of Amaranthe wanted to face the moment with dignity, but when he removed the lid and set the mouth of the jar against her skin, fear surged through her
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I left with as much dignity as I could
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The law defined Crimen Injuria as "unlawfully, intentionally and seriously impairing the dignity of another
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The force of the water knocked them off their feet, and they rolled in the mud with their dignity seriously damaged
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You may now have a claim against your worst enemy for your injuries and loss of dignity etc
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individual‘s self-awareness; a sense of his or her (inherent) dignity and self-worth, thereby (existentially) alienating that individual from him or her self by becoming less a free-thinking individual than an integral component of the common herd
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Ros, in quiet dignity, turned and tendered his resignation
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The shortcomings inherent in Modern Art (merely) serve to debase the dignity of our society, its customs and traditions, while degrading (higher) culture in general
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In either case, Human Dignity is (ultimately) compromised; considered an impediment to practical designs thought to promote either an Ideal or Orderly society, or whatever other intent
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Fighting the temptation to brush the annoying badger to one side and continue arguing his case with the remaining Custodians, Brock gathered his dignity as best he could and stalked from the Great Chamber
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The Republican message should center on opportunity, values, self-determination and (human) dignity
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with a royal dignity, Prince Henry bent his head before his father's
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This measure, designed to restore the dignity and proper standing of individuals living on the peripheries of (productive) mainstream society is, of course, very unpopular among Liberal Democrats likely to perceive any self-contained, self motivated individual as (potentially) one less vote come election time
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“I thought it more fitting to allow him some dignity, and to help reassure him that this negotiation was safe to attend
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Ours is a generation that nourishes a morbid and irrational fear of growing old…and death, perhaps; thereby occasioning (a) need to retain its youthful appearance(s) at whatever cost; inconsonant with age, at the expense of its (own) dignity, ―eternally young,‖ ―young as one feels,‖ (youthful) fashions and lifestyles, (adolescent) designs, the accomplices of artificial youth, pining for what is no longer 73
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Pushing at the ears with a paw, Soffen answered slowly, trying to maintain her dignity
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enduring testimonials of their lives, of their character and dignity as human beings, ―timeless‖ within the subdivisions of Time, its charges, long deceased, companions no more…
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cars were not that powerful, but had a degree of dignity instead of lots of colors
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Dignity and Self-Esteem are the constitutive ingredients of any Self-Contained Individual
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"My name is Soffen," she answered with as much dignity as she could muster
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Its perpetrators and willing accomplices responsible for these tragic events lost something as well: their souls! Such will prove far more difficult to retrieve than their (human) dignity
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Each day should be looked upon as a final opportunity to renew one‘s life with dignity, replete with moral and spiritual purpose and meaning that present conditions may hopefully allow
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Dignity is a human virtue that an individual is born with
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One does not properly refer to the Dignity of the Masses, other than in some abstract sense, because collective designs are unable to achieve loftier goals that are uniquely individualistic
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This does not necessarily preclude, however, the potential for every individual to attain appropriate levels of honor and (self) esteem that sets the proper standards for others to follow; that is to say, lends character and dignity to that whole
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Young as one ―feels‖ contrary to how one really feels, holding fast to youthful designs and illusory impressions, has undermined our human dignity by its failure to properly complete itself in a manner welcoming every changing phase in our lives as a life (maturing) process injecting vitality and new meaning as it passes through each successive stage offering its own unique rewards while preparing it for the uncertain road that lie ahead
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He doesn’t need that,” his ma’s tragic dignity, not concealing a kind of terror
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Even those who simply went through the motions, however, did so in a manner that was unlikely to tarnish either their own good name or the dignity of their sport
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A former member of the Canadian Forces, he always held himself with great dignity
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Let the lady have her dignity
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“I’m afraid my theories won’t help you, officer,” he uttered with dignity
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There is no doubt that on March 11, Spaniards in Madrid acted with dignity and even heroism
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How could she and mild-mannered William produce a son so stupid and utterly disrespectful of women, especially after all he had seen his mother do in defense of their dignity? It was a sure sign of male insecurity
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After we had discovered who among us had the personal style to die with dignity
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Edgar eagerly sought the companionship of his new personal hero who brought dignity to a People forever stooping their shoulders in deference
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He offered to help her relocate to Nicaragua where a parcel of land would be hers and she could raise her children with dignity
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Where is there dignity unless there is honesty? Are you an honest man Joseph?"
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In any case, he could not imagine that his dad’s idea of dignity would have extended to wearing club colours