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Nature has dignity at times; some animals have it; but man, never.
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Christ showed us the human heart has dignity, that everyone can be redeemed.
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Without being vulgar in her manner, one cannot say that she has dignity.
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Thus morality, and humanity as capable of it, is that which alone has dignity.
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That may be a mortal pain, but it has dignity.
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The roadway now has dignity & it is a good spot for automotive archeology & urban botany.
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The same moral tradition that defines marriage also teaches that each individual has dignity and value in God's sight.
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The ideal has dignity enough.
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This dog has dignity.
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Romescos respects the stranger-he has dignity concealed beneath his hunting garb, which the quick eye recognised as it flashed upon him.
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He has served the state, has dignity and calmness, said Dominique Moisi, a founder of the IFRI foreign relations think-tank in Paris.
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His pathos has dignity and restraint, and in the poem "I niver can call her my wife" it rises to the heights of great tragedy.
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"You are now receiving a message that has dignity and meaning."