He may keep me on duty every day, or may place me under arrest, but no one can make me apologize, because if he, as commander of this regiment, thinks it
beneath his dignity to give me satisfaction, then.
My father seemed to think it
beneath his dignity to answer her.
It was a triumph and an evidence of his power in which Dickens delighted and which he could not forego, although his friends thought it was
beneath his dignity as an author.
All this comes ahead of the apparent prospects of a former dictator ostensibly embracing democracy to run for elections, especially one who liked to be head of state but felt it
beneath his dignity to address his own engineered parliament.
And he considered it
beneath his dignity to wear his religion on his sleeve (or head) and even more so to wear someone else's religious garb.
When told he could have pounds 4,000 he turned it down and "gave the impression it was
beneath his dignity to accept such a small offer".
Khan considered it
beneath his dignity to respond to a lowly comment of such kind, Mr.
It's been a long time since we've seen Harrison play it for laughs and it turns out that he reckons a lot of the comedy scripts he gets sent are
beneath his dignity too.
To speak so disparagingly of the dead was
beneath his dignity as our nation's figurehead.
He considers it
beneath his dignity to play with commoners' dogs and truly thinks that he does them grace when he condescends to lift his leg against them.
Pramod is reluctant; keeping a shop is
beneath his dignity.
He never felt that any task involving the promotion of Air Force history was
beneath his dignity This egalitarian attitude endeared him to all who knew the general.
because he considers it
beneath his dignity to play against England
Herbert Hoover, a man of greater talents, held himself aloof from journalists; fraternizing would have been
beneath his dignity.
