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Who could dignify with gilding our utterly respectable, our limp history?

A room almost devoid of stick or rag one might dignify with the name of furniture.

Some small impulses of ambition, or what it is usual to dignify with that term, showed themselves even at that serious moment.

In spite of these lamentable incidents, there was nothing which even the most violent alarmist could dignify with the name of an insurrection.

Of this remarkable Speech there exists no Report;-forit would be absurd to dignify with that appellation the meagre and lifeless sketch, the

When these words were repeated to Chrysippus, he exclaimed impatiently, "Curse on the folly which philosophers dignify with the name of wisdom!"

Him they dignify with the name of poet; his tawdry lampoons are called satires, his turbulence is said to be force, and his frenzy fire.

Outside of mechanical injuries there is but one disease, and the various conditions that we dignify with individual names are but manifestations of this disease.

Who they were, whom he dignifies with poetical names, cannot now be known.

Some say that the launch of the website is not worth dignifying with a response.

His birth was noble, and his character dignified with repeated acts of generosity and virtue.

The summer of 1775 saw the first engagement which could well be dignified with the name of a battle.

His brothers Louis and Joseph were created princes, and many of his officers dignified with the title of marshals.

"He's the only scenario writer dignified with quarters in this building."

By this act he dignified with lasting honor all those to whom the name "Teacher," in its truest meaning, can be applied.

The carriage no sooner halted, than a crowd immediately surrounded the man to view the blunderbuss, which they dignified with the title of petit canon.