But I was honored to be there to watch this very dignified woman live her life the way she wanted to.
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"If you want to condemn her, go ahead, but don't mock the honor of a dignified woman," said Mr. Cardozo, also crying as he spoke.
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The oldest name of the Eitensheim had been "Itensheim". This means "Home of the Itis", a noble and dignified woman.
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Adelaide T. Crapsey as "an attractive and dignified woman."Karen Alkalay-Gut, Alone in the Dawn: The Life of Adelaide Crapsey (University of Georgia Press, 2008.), 3.
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Paulina Febo (Maja Hirsch) – Marek's fiancée. She is half-Italian, and her parents died in a car accident. Along with her only family – her brother Aleks, she is a permanent resident in Poland and works at Febo & Dobrzański. Paulina is a cool and dignified woman with high self-confidence.
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Hutter M. 2003, pp. 211-280. She was represented as a dignified woman wearing a long robe, standing or seated, and holding a mirror. The main male deity of the town was Karhuha, akin to the Hittite stag-god Kurunta. In the 9th century BC, King Sangara paid tribute to Kings Ashurnasirpal II and Shalmaneser III of Assyria.
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"Idise" (1905) by Emil Doepler. In Germanic mythology, an idis (Old Saxon, plural idisi) is a divine female being. Idis is cognate to Old High German itis and Old English ides, meaning 'well-respected and dignified woman.' Connections have been assumed or theorized between the idisi and the North Germanic dísir; female beings associated with fate, as well as the amended place name Idistaviso.
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One can say that Miss Emma is a controlled, strong- willed and dignified woman who pursues her aims with persistence. Vivian Baptiste Vivian Baptiste is Grant's girlfriend. She has children and is still married to another man but they are in the divorcing progress. She is not as outspoken and overbearing as Miss Emma and Tante Lou but Vivian is definitely a strong black woman.
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According to "Yama no Shiro Kassen no Ki"(山の城合戦之記) written in 1782 by the descendant of Hoashi clan, Oni Gozen was beautiful and dignified woman. Her height was about 175 cm, very tall for a Japanese man and woman at that time. She was not only a skillful martial artist, but also a military commannder.垣本,761 > She attacked enemy's camp like the lion hunting a flock of sheep.
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Rising up to 42 meters the tomb also affords views of the Faizabad town and its surroundings. This royal monument in memory of a dignified woman has been maintained well and even today the care taken by the Archaeological department is evident. In this tomb (Gulab bari) had been hidden the treasure of jewellery belonging to Begum Khurshid Mahal, the mother of Nawab Asaf-ud-daulah. The value of this jewellery treasure was Rs. 80 lakhs (eight million), which was a phenomenal, unimaginable fortune in the 1850s.
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Unlike her sister Brita Zippel, she was a respected and dignified woman. She had a place in high society and, according to witnesses, was on friendly terms with the mayor Thegnérs wife, the wife of the city-captain, Margareta Remmer, and madame de la Vallée, wife of the famed architect Jean de la Vallée of the Royal house. Aware that accusations of sorcery were not accepted against members of the upper-classes, Anna would later state this in the trial against her. Anna was described as a tall, proud woman with elegant posture, and she seems to have been interested in fashion.
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There are a number of different theories about the origins of E, including that its original rulers were descended from the Baiyue or the Daxi culture. Another theory claims that during the Shang dynasty, descendants of the Yellow Emperor surnamed Jí () were granted land by Dixin around modern-day Xiangning County in Shanxi and that it became the original nucleus of E. In Chinese historical records, Dixin was said to have wanted to make the daughter of the Marquess of Jiu an imperial concubine but she was a dignified woman who regarded such a role as beneath her. In a fit of anger, Dixin murdered both the Marquess and his daughter and turned the marquess's body into mincemeat. The Marquess of E, protesting this injustice, renounced his vassalage but was also then murdered.
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