Meanings of inborn dignity in English

There is an inborn dignity in his bearing which consists in the absence of all dignity assumed.

This came partly of pride in his father and mother, partly of inborn dignity, and partly of religion.

All that he has to do is to keep his inborn dignity and sit high on his throne.

Every motion, every step expressed an inborn dignity and, at the same time, a depth of native caution.

An inborn dignity of manner might have served to disguise his weakness with any others than these shrewd New-Englanders, but they read him rightly.

By the side of such education as this, dealing with reality and inborn dignity, what mattered any amount of ignorance as to social custom!

In no part of the world have I seen a man of more distinguished mien, or of a more inborn dignity and elegance of address.