-
Dignity (from the
Latin dignitas meaning "worth, worthiness; dignity, position, rank, status; authority, office; self-respect, grace") in some of its modern...
- (meaning "equal to" or "deemed to be"), was a
generic term
applied to
dignify a
group of sub-clans
among the
ruling elites and
feudal lords of the Nair...
- his wife and son that he
believed dying in a
police shootout would be "
dignifying" and that he "would not
return to prison".
Myron May, a 31-year-old man...
-
allegations reported are
untrue and
unfounded [...]
beyond that, I will not
dignify these private matters with any
further public comment."
James declared...
-
canceled the
commission later that year,
after complaints that the book
would dignify the accusations.
Oberg said that he
meant to
finish the book. In November...
- Son
revelling with his wife—is, like many artists' depictions, a way of
dignifying a
genre tavern scene (if the
title was
indeed the
original intention of...
- of
Australia as "New Holland, an
immense island,
which some
geographers dignify with the
appellation of
another continent" and the
Oxford English Dictionary...
- not
always welcome by
living artists, but this is
likely to
change as
dignifying signals are known.
Museums devoted to naïve art now
exist in Kecskemét...
- A
Daily Mail
spokesperson told The Independent: "We are not
going to
dignify these absurd comments which wilfully misrepresent this
cartoon apart from...
- pseudoscience,
including that
paying undue attention to
pseudoscience could dignify it. On the
other hand,
Robert L. Park
emphasizes how
pseudoscience can...
