| Unfortunately, this education breeds and dignifies some dangerous inclinations. |
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| And by branding itself a new political movement, it dignifies powerlessness by presenting it as protest. |
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| I always believed that men need a language that dignifies passing through life. |
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| This dignifies people: the authors of the texts feel that they are somebody, they feel acknowledged. |
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| The pain that for my sake you have accepted, I bless and sanctify, because all that you suffer for my cause dignifies you eternally. |
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| Unlike the President, Pollack dignifies all possible objections and what-ifs with answers. |
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| French Presidents are expected to possess an aura of aesthetic and intellectual refinement that dignifies the nation. |
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| With this award the water distribution company OVAG dignifies an innovative effort of a middleclass company in the region Oberhessen in Germany. |
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| It calls the Church Sacrament of Salvation and with that phrase dignifies the entire body of us who form the Church. |
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| It also dignifies the victims, as the right to bury the dead and to carry out ceremonies for them according to each culture is inalienable for all human beings. |
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| What dignifies human endeavour if the labour of most, or all, humans becomes surplus to requirements? People, companies and governments find it hard to discuss the ultimate goals of technological change in the abstract. |
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| He dignifies the most familiar characters and the most banal actions with their strange particulars — which is to say, with the freewheeling fancies of his own imagination. |
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| The anthropological view of human nature that motivates Lasallians recognizes and dignifies every human being as being unique, unrepeatable, and educable. |
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| Such action also ennobles and dignifies the European Parliament. |
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| Together with the exhibition at the Tretjakov Gallery, the largest and most relevant museum in Moscow, this greatly illustrated catalogue dignifies Marlen Spindler's sublime artistic repertoire. |
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