| But, if someone is giving me that funny look, I do not need to dignify or prove myself. |
| We would rather not dignify their claims with a response, but we fear that if they are left unchallenged they may enter popular currency. |
| It's just that nowadays we feel the need to dignify our obsessions by passing them off as artistic or educational endeavours. |
| What's causing you to dignify it by acting as if it's a worthy endeavor rather than yet another unnecessary cash-in attempt? |
| Their dancing, if I can even dignify it as such, was a composite of waist twisting, arm flailing and a vaudeville-style feet shuffle. |
| More importantly, what sort of record label would dignify such amateurish enthusiasm by actually releasing it? |
