Sentences with phrase «innate dignity»

The African peoples have suddenly become aware of ways of life not their own and are fired with ebullient enthusiasm about they do not quite know what: nationalism, in a world that must overcome the jejune irrationality of nationalism, and a desire to copy the West in a continent which might better realize its own innate dignity.

The Chow Chow's keen intelligence, independent spirit, and innate dignity make it an impressive breed.

The erosion by stealth of a common language defining the innate dignity of human sexuality has been clear for those with eyes to see.

Glenn Tinder may be right when, in Political Thinking, he wonders whether a conviction of the innate dignity of every human being can be sustained without the ancillary claim that persons (and therefore their freedom) are valuable because every human being is created in the image of God.

And he can be driven to anger by another's refusal to recognize his innate dignity as a being who possesses this moral potential.

But its defiantly independent, free - spirited heroine, Bathsheba Everdene (Carey Mulligan), emerges as capricious, even by Victorian standards, her innate dignity diminished by selfish ambition and her smirking, impetuous thoughtlessness.

From the beginning, the movie establishes Eilis» probity, innate dignity and courage, and we're happy just to watch her try to make her way in life.

120 Although it is not specifically mentioned in the Charter, the good reputation of the individual represents and reflects the innate dignity of the individual, a concept which underlies all the Charter rights.

'' «I believe in the innate dignity of each human being.