This "property" (one wouldn't want to dignify it with any grander term) comes complete with a gimmick: No man not even among the extras is ever seen or heard in it.
To dignify the changeover, early last April he married shy young Princess Taveth Norleach.
Some sufferers try to dignify their complaints with such technical terms as hyperacidity and acidosis.
Obama a successful president I was shocked to see the Herald dignify Gerry Goldstein’s callow slur of President Obama in the July 11 letter, Two approaches, with both a picture and a box. Obama won reelection because the American people judged him a success.
July 12, 2013 - Miami Herald
Robin Thicke Thinks the ‘Blurred Lines’ Criticism Is Ridiculous BBC 1 finally put the "is 'Blurred Lines' rapey?" question to Robin Thicke, and he answered firmly: "I can't dignify that with a response. That's ridiculous." He also explained once and for all what the song is about (at least to him): "blurring the line between men and women" and ... More »
July 10, 2013 - Vulture
Rod Blagojevich in International Herald Tribune It's a kangaroo court,Blagojevich said Tuesday on Fox News Channel. "My lawyers and I believe that to be part of a process like that is to dignify a fraudulent impeachment process that sets a dangerous precedent for governors in Illinois...
Sir Alex Ferguson in Sportinglife.com It was an unfortunate statement from someone in such a position,Ferguson told a pre-match press conference. "These days footballers can earn five or six million pounds a year. I do not want to dignify this kind of statement with a response...
Carlos Queiroz in AFP We wanted to do well and when we compete at this level, if we manage to obtain second or third, it is not satisfactory,he said. "We always have as our main goal to win. We also want to have an honourable performance to dignify Portuguese...