Yes, umbrella hats look undignified, but all hats look undignified, so who cares?
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has been excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as 'telling it like it is,' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as "telling it like it is," when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is, when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified.
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Reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified.
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"Reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified," Flake said.
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"Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as 'telling it like it is,' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified," Flake said on the Senate floor.
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Fear of an undignified and painful death is nothing new.
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In the meantime, asylum seekers remain in dangerous, undignified conditions.
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"Reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as 'telling it like it is,' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified," Mr. Flake said in his 17-minute floor speech.
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Remember, Mr. Trump is not just racist, ignorant, incompetent and undignified.
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His behavior at the G-7 summit was shameful and undignified.
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It is undignified and cowardly, sure, but the strategic thinking is clear.
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I lapped the store about five times in this mad, undignified frenzy.
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Being on the run meant hiding in many dark, dank, undignified spaces.
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He quit after just a month in 2012, believing it was undignified.
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My oldest son is 15, and he finds my Twitter behavior undignified.
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My oldest son is 15, and he finds my Twitter behavior undignified.
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He threatened to withdraw government advertising from media that behave in "undignified" ways.
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All this, by the way, a very undignified end for the digital download.
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Of course, even without the sexual meaning, Trump's tweet was undignified and demeaning.
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It was an undignified end to Mr Ramaphosa's first year in office (see article).
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Being poor is always rough, but it seems particularly undignified when you're terminally ill.
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It wasn't to be; the debate descended into an undignified brawl between angry men.
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To use our military as pawns to retaliate against Speaker Nancy Pelosi is undignified.
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Her decision to cling to power now looks undignified; that is out of character.
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" Television stations and newspapers pounced on the tidbit, deriding Mr. Bush's language as "undignified.
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And throughout, he decried Trump's behavior and said it has a chilling effect on a healthy democracy: Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and undignified.
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The coalition parties have spent much of this year distracted by infighting and undignified spats.
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But his general subject here is love, and our desperate, often undignified search for it.
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" The retiring lawmaker used his speech to attack Trump for "reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior.
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People, acting decently for once in this miserable and undignified wasteland, have stood up for Greg.
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Trump's tweets are often undignified in content, but they are strangely vital and innovative in form.
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You can say that smartwatches are undignified and ugly and that mechanical watches are better but I would argue that the Blackberry was undignified and ugly but that didn't stop the rich and famous from tapping away on those ugly blue phones for almost a decade.
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Its end is undignified, the stately alien grays and their elegant flying saucers reduced to shit weasels.
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My experiences of being canned (without cause!) have ranged from well-timed and respectful to comically undignified.
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" He is interested in how life was still "grotesque and distorted, sick and crooked, undignified and humiliated.
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And some will perhaps see the machine as an undignified presence at a service steeped in tradition.
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There was Bill, leaning way out of the crowd, snapping away at my exhausted, rumpled, undignified state.
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Sure, Klinsmann was left hanging by his employers, his eventual dismissal unnecessarily drawn out, a little undignified.
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The president-elect feuds in an unnecessary, undignified fashion with a hero of the civil rights movement.
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Stanley Tucci puts in a five-minute cameo as Merlin, whom he plays as endearingly sloppy and undignified.
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But there's one hip mode of transportation Musk finds undignified — tune in to find out what it is.
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Those theatrics might delight her supporters, but they look silly and undignified to those outside of her base.
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Their anger and outrage is totally justified, because they're right: drunk driving accidents are indeed shitty and undignified.
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" Kurtz during an appearance on Fox Business told "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney that Trump's comments were "undignified.
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Also, I'm not here to judge, but eating food off of women seems a bit undignified for all involved.
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Without naming Mr Trump, Mr Flake criticised the "coarseness of our leadership" and its "reckless, outrageous and undignified behaviour".
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There is also something that feels undignified about snacking near a loved one lying in repose, Ms. Keenan added.
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Inside, the drones themselves were lined up in an undignified row, their tails in the air and their bellies exposed.
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As she sees it, Bette is utterly undignified, taking this "ridiculous role" only out of her desperation for the spotlight.
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Candidates themselves would avoid being seen slinging mud, if possible, so as to avoid coming across as undignified or desperate.
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I told him I'm going to dump her ashes out in the ocean, and he said that was undignified. What?
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We should be doing video calls on our huge flatscreen TVs all the time, and anything else is simply undignified.
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"The Piss Tape is Real" is an utterly undignified utterance, and any of its truth or falsity is beside the point.
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"We've seen tirades emerge immediately and personally this is both shocking and sad ... it's undignified in the current context," he said.
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Opposition parties, for their part, have made a tough job trickier by squabbling over seats, resulting in undignified multi-cornered fights.
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But nonetheless, I felt humiliated, disdainful of that girl who had been willing to do such undignified things for a doubloon.
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After you have experienced streaming television, waiting to see a show at a prescribed hour seems silly, even a little undignified.
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Brennan's argument, culminating in the op-ed, was that Trump's coarse, selfish and undignified character made him unfit for the job.
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If you think that you are going to get anywhere by arguing about his crass and undignified behavior, you are nuts.
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The one shoot they worked on together was for French Vogue where she was seen spitting out milk in an undignified position.
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The fact that these commenters are still finding novel ways of calling Americans fat and undignified is a testament to their creativity.
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The squabbling in Washington is particularly undignified when compared to the sacrifice of soldiers who might have expected better from political leaders.
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" Flake's comments come one day after he rebuked Trump on the Senate floor, describing the president's leadership as "reckless, outrageous and undignified.
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Still, an undignified Twitter feed, albeit one that originates in the Oval Office, is just a national embarrassment, not a constitutional crisis.
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This is such an upgrade to how I've previously responded (think: immediate and undignified tears) that I'm actually pretty proud of myself.
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Last October, Flake announced that he will not seek re-election, citing the "reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior" in the executive branch.
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Rather we can expect his undignified 140-characters-or-less means of communication to be engaged in simply to settle personal scores.
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The other was indignant and angry, ery undignified, and verged on a tone that you hear when someone is caught in a lie.
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This assault resulted in some comic and -- even by Trumpian standards -- undignified moments, including a brief, bizarre interlude into Trump's anatomical self-esteem.
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The government source said the tipping point for Mugabe was the realization that he would be impeached and ousted in an undignified way.
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So far the one break in the Gulf Arabs' consensus of undignified caution is Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, aka MbS.
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"The experts need to analyze the situation and make their conclusions, so starting such games is at the very least undignified," Ryabkov said.
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Dying can be long and bewildering, lonely and painful, frequently undignified, and consumed by pressing and unpredictable and constantly changing and multiplying needs.
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It is indisputable that he lied multiple times to the Senate Judiciary Committee and that his angry outbursts and hostile accusations were embarrassingly undignified.
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CS I get the impression you think there's something undignified in your fiancé's mom's Facebook posts, but I encourage you to re-examine that.
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But she turned down the part after learning that the movie began with her character appearing in rags, which she found demeaning and undignified.
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In a scathing speech from the Senate floor, he condemns the president's "reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior" and his fellow Republicans for their silence.
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It could help muddy the waters of the criticism Trump has faced; it could equally be seen as undignified or irrelevant by many voters.
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How do we look to the rest of the world when our president reacts to all criticism with base personal attacks through undignified tweets?
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If only someone could unplug this phony soul, this overbaked noodle, this robotic amalgamation of parts—spare him the shame of looking the undignified fool.
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With little in the way of community-based support, government rehabilitation centers for the disabled and mentally ill often suffer from overcrowding and undignified conditions.
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It can go wrong for Mr. Trump, a self-regarding former reality TV star, as demonstrated by his undignified feud with the family of Capt.
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"It doesn't work because it's undignified and has way too many barriers," said Needa Bee, a woman who lives on the streets of Oakland, California.
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Everything is comic, down to the undignified string of Livid's pajama pants and the verb "harassed," with its tart note of household martyrdom and manipulation.
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To the Editor: We know that the president is undignified, belligerent and (liberals would say) on the wrong side of most issues facing our country.
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"We won't show the undignified photo of Gauland," tweeted Ulf Poschardt, the editor of Die Welt, the flagship daily of the Axel Springer media empire.
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But for a man who regularly submits himself to naked self-portraits in the most undignified positions, Mr. Teller is unexpectedly prey to performance anxiety.
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Here, the more legible parts confer ceremonial dignity on the undignified rite of the blind-ish date, but the sequences don't accrete into anything much.
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Because of this undignified status, we lack full representation in Congress except for a resident commissioner who has voice but cannot vote on the floor.
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It seemed so undignified, and I had been so glad, in the last few episodes, to see some signs of his old Quinn-ness returning.
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Some old trees meet an undignified end in a wood chipper, yet since 2009 the Witness Tree Project has transformed historic arbors into design objects.
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Algebra may be "undignified," but it'd be handy for the queen to at least be able to read a newspaper without feeling like a dum-dum.
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"This means many have to find somewhere dark to get privacy, which is both undignified and dangerous, and is particularly difficult during menstruation," the spokesperson said.
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"It's time for Donald Trump to start acting like President Trump, not an immature, undignified reality star with questionable friends and a Twitter addiction," he said.
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But he added that it was "inherently undignified" for people working 14 hours a day or driving lengthy Uber shifts to try to pay their bills.
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Life on earth is revolting, and no aspect of it is more undignified and disgusting than having to take care of a body, particularly your own.
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When death is unexpectedly averted through the use of drugs, devices or procedures, technology is considered miraculous; when death occurs regardless, its application is considered undignified.
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We're going to go ahead and assume that those pieces of the true Ikea experience are much too undignified for the future King and Queen of England.
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For the T-rex to have had both feathers and a full set of lips would have presented a truly undignified appearance for such a formidable creature.
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" As Greenberg writes, the awkward Wilson "considered mass communications — movies, photography, phonograph recordings — artificial and undignified" and damaged himself by avoiding "such elementary practices as giving interviews.
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I was certain that she would die, just as I was certain I had helped make her last weeks on Earth an unbearable, undignified, unrelenting horror show.
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An appeals court upheld the punishment, saying the letter was "undignified, discourteous, and degrading" and that Evans never demonstrated the judge's incompetence or bias using examples or evidence.
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Related: The DNC's pro-Bernie protesters won't go away But as undignified as this all is, conspiracy mongering vastly overstates the influence the DNC exerts on primary voters.
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These bailouts will only prolong the industry's undignified demise, and at the expense of West Virginians, who have sacrificed land and health to coal's grasping tentacles for centuries.
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Modern presidential politics offer the opposite, and as I've argued elsewhere, the mix of casual, deliberately undignified uses of media heightens a sense of democracy around the presidency.
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If someone suggests that a given activity is going to be "empowering," I know it is almost certainly going to be undignified or mildly humiliating, or involve heights.
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And Snatchers generally avoids easy gags about women's bodies, focusing instead on the weirdness of Sara's situation, the cultural baggage around pregnancy, and the frequently undignified ridiculousness of sex.
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We were all bonded by the undignified fact that we peddled hand puppets and yo-yos and plush pigs in tiaras while wishing that we were doing something else.
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This is a woefully desiccated and undignified way to describe, or to remember, any person, actual or archetypical, in all his specifics or as a symbol of his country.
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Watching him in such moments, you are sure to feel an embarrassed empathy for Mr. Sobelle, awash in your own instinctive fears of being on undignified and unprotected display.
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" Poole consented to resign after the commission began investigating claims that he engaged in "repeated, undignified and discourteous conduct toward a woman with whom he had been involved romantically.
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" Key quote: "We must stop pretending that the degradation of politics in our executive branch are normal, they're not normal... it's reckless, outrageous, and undignified... it's dangerous to our democracy.
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Others, like Landon Wilson, a Navy intelligence expert, managed to rebuild their lives and careers after being kicked out of the military in a manner that was cruel and undignified.
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Wenger felt Pardew had been a little too confrontational in his joy and refused to shake hands, thus transgressing the code himself, making for an ugly, undignified afternoon all around.
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And it punctuated a week that has been defined by cathartic, almost orgiastic schadenfreude over Michael Wolff's gossipy takedown of Donald Trump and the latter's depressingly undignified response to it.
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Mr. Flake had promised to speak out against Mr. Trump's "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior when he announced in October that he would retire at the end of the year.
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But what is truly "reckless, outrageous and undignified" are Mr. Flake's votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act, to repeal consumer protections and to delay hurricane relief to Puerto Rico.
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Mr. Flake announced last year that he would not seek another term, saying that he would no longer be "complicit or silent" about the president's "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior.
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Calling Spacey's public filing of the client's death "undignified, insensitive, and inappropriate," the attorney states that the death of Doe was a "devastating shock" that Doe's family is still processing.
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I think it has something to do with this: Trump's haters say that he's an embarrassment to the country, and his behavior is undignified and inappropriate for a world leader.
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The interpretation orders that legislators who deliver an oath in an "insincere or undignified manner" must be barred from office and not be given a chance to do it again.
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Smith may say she never watched her performance as Violet, and she may even have genuinely wished that Downton hadn't thrust her into the undignified era of Instagram selfies with fans.
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"It was considered inappropriate and undignified and most airlines forbade tipping or soliciting tipping, although of course it did happen now and then," George Hobica, travel expert and founder of Airfarewatchdog.
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I was tortured by the idea that I was denying my aunt her desperate wish, an attempt to die with dignity in the face of a disease that was wholly undignified.
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It wasn't inherently undignified for the president to tweet about "constantly negative press covfefe," any more than it would have been to tweet about "constantly negative press coverage" to begin with.
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In an emotional speech on the Senate floor, Flake repeatedly targeted Trump's style of governing, saying American politics had become "inured" to "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior from the White House.
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People felt this was a bit too undignified for our first space hero (or maybe a bit too Soviet—it's what the USSR did to Strelka, the dog they sent into orbit).
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"Brothers of Italy will raise the barricades in Alto Adige, in parliament and in every institution, and will ask President (Sergio) Mattarella to stop this undignified insult," she said in a statement.
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Baroque and melodramatic, everything about bullfighting—the absurd seriousness of it—bears a faint trace of humor, which immediately evaporates when you witness the wavering, frustrated bull collapse to an undignified death.
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Onitsha -- a city few outside Nigeria will have heard of -- has the undignified honor of being labeled the world's most polluted city for air quality, when measuring small particulate matter concentration (PM250).
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Beata Kempa, the head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, said the situation was "very sad," but went on to call the reaction of some journalists "undignified", according to Polish media.
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Mr. Rubio himself is especially sensitive to the perception that he would quit before the Florida primary, an undignified exit that he says would disrespect the people who have supported him most.
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While both Zero Dark Thirty and The Report make their torture scenes hard to watch—they are, after all, torture scenes—the latter also captures how undignified torture is for everyone involved.
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For many Israelis the undignified backdrop was just the latest indication that the country's leadership had forfeited any semblance of stateliness for partisanship and politics, and a sign of the country's many divisions.
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" Trump earlier this month tweeted that Flake's political career was 'toast'" In a dramatic Senate speech, Flake said U.S. politics had become inured to "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior from the White House.
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" On calling out Trump when he spreads lies: We must say, "this is speech that is reckless and it's undignified and until we do we are complicit in normalizing that kind of behavior.
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Eric Owens brings a lot of dignity to his role as the tragic Vodnik, even though he has been made to wear silly green gloves and do an undignified roll into his lake.
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" Trump earlier this month tweeted that Flake's political career was 'toast'" In a dramatic Senate speech, Flake said U.S. politics had become inured to "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior from the White House.
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Enough, all things considered, to render any late-career ignominy as secondary to his years of heroics, and to make the undignified ramblings of his agent look like fish-and-chip-paper material.
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Despite the howls of protest from some on the right, it would hardly be an undignified, unprecedented surrender: There was bad blood aplenty between Clinton and President Obama before he brought her aboard.
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If we were to believe all the senators' criticisms of Trump and his supposed "reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior," it would be a situation in which any rational person would want no part.
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"Our core belief has always been that the muscle that you use … to create your story is a totally different muscle to getting it published, promoting yourself, doing all that undignified work," FitzGerald said.
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The process produces a smell like a balloon and a sound like a brook and is an at once undignified and ritualistic scene, as if a rubber chicken sneaked into a Japanese tea ceremony.
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While the plaster version of the finished product is a masterpiece, the model (pictured, below) is the thing that thrills—a rare depiction of a president with no clothes, exposed, undignified, and yet somehow divine.
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"Her whole thing was this was a solemn moment, and that was undignified to do a pen ceremony," said one moderate Democrat in Congress, who insisted on anonymity for fear of retribution from the speaker.
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Its most impressive feature lets you vent your feelings in a fake text to your ex, so you don't have to deal with the looming realization that you've sent an undignified 2AM message the next morning.
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It sounds a little like the breakfast a broke college student might settle on without a second thought, and bread and cheese are a very popular pairing—not nearly as undignified as Heinz on a ribeye.
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A series of undignified coalition squabbles in Berlin has undermined the credibility of the main governing parties—the centre-left SPD, the Bavarian conservative CSU and Angela Merkel's centre-right CDU—hitting the support of all three.
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As New York anarchist Emma Goldman put it, when a man told her that it was undignified for a political agitator to boogie down, "If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution."
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This undignified incident is just the latest in a long (and wriggly) line of eel invasions to strike the Hawaiian monk seals -- a phenomenon that was first spotted in the summer of 2016 off Hawaii's Lisianski Island.
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The real hangup is not the prizes themselves but the shortlists — the silly and undignified competition among artists who often have nothing in common, and who feel they're being taken for a ride by sponsors and bigwigs.
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There's something particularly undignified about getting messily murdered by something named Calvin, but that doesn't keep the ISS crew from consistently using the name in their hushed, serious voices as the creature picks them off one by one.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinSchumer: Trump address 'demagogic, undignified, highly partisan' Democrats press IRS on protecting taxpayers from debt collectors Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum MORE (D-Md.) said in a statement.
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" The barb seemed directed at Flake, who has clashed with Trump throughout the 115th Congress and has called on GOP colleagues to push back more forcefully against Trump and what he called his "reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior.
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Ukeles isn't as well known as she deserves to be, but fifty years of her near-devotional efforts to dignify labor that most people see as undignified—if they deign to see it at all—has been influential.
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But the senator went even further in his floor speech, criticizing the example Trump is setting for America's children, accusing him of railroading "civility and stability" and accusing Republicans of mistaking "reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior" for authenticity.
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For her part the queen didn't bother to hang around for the undignified part of politics: no sooner had she finished giving her address than she got into a waiting helicopter and headed for Royal Ascot and the 2.30.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinDemocrats worried about Trump's growing strength Senate Democrats queasy over Sanders as nominee Schumer: Trump address 'demagogic, undignified, highly partisan' MORE (D-Md.) said he's surprised that Trump's conduct, which GOP senators such as Sen.
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"We cannot live with this open wound in the midst of our nation's capital, a dump where human beings put their lives at risk seeking a livelihood in an undignified way," the governor said at the opening of the new landfill.
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Or, he will crash in spectacular fashion as he is forced to defend Trump's impolitic ideas and undignified rhetoric on the campaign trail, only to lose to one of the most damaged and disliked opponents in the history of presidential elections.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A Muslim cleric has been expelled from his seminary in Lebanon after a video of his piano playing, posted online, drew criticism from conservatives who felt it was undignified behavior for a man of the cloth, he said.
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"Mitt Romney's extensive resume has many Republicans looking to him to take on a role in the Senate as a political and moral counterweight to a president many in the GOP see as divisive and undignified," AP's Matthew Daly writes.
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The nation is soon to be under the aegis of an unstable, unqualified, undignified demagogue and with Republicans in control of both houses of Congress, there is little that can be done to constrict or control his power and unpredictability.
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"I don't think it directly affects the negotiation on the health care bill, but it is undignified — it's beneath a president of the United States and just so contrary to the way we expect a president to act," she said.
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Flake, who has been one of the most vocal Republican Trump critics in the Senate, issued a stunning rebuke of the president on the Senate floor, saying Trump's behavior in office has been "reckless, outrageous and undignified" but his party has "excused" it.
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"It's undignified and unbecoming," John Brassard, the Conservative Party spokesman and a member of Parliament, said in an interview, during which he argued the cutout was an accurate metaphor for Mr. Trudeau: "Our prime minister is all about style with very little substance."
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinDemocrats worried about Trump's growing strength Senate Democrats queasy over Sanders as nominee Schumer: Trump address 'demagogic, undignified, highly partisan' MORE (D-Md.) and other Democratic senators said Biden's underwhelming performance in Iowa and New Hampshire was a surprise.
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Jeff Flake announced yesterday that he will not seek reelection in 2018, saying he "will no longer be complicit or silent" in the face of President Trump's "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior; here's a transcript of Flake's 17-minute speech from the Senate floor.
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It's easy to find an article that declares Meghan is bossy with her staff, petty with sister-in-law Kate Middleton, and perpetually ruffling feathers in the royal family with her undignified decisions — such as her choice to have a pricy American baby shower.
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"Chef of the century" Variously accused of intolerable arrogance, an undignified passion for self-promotion and of spending more time in jets than kitchens, he was nonetheless credited with restoring not only the prestige of French haute cuisine but the status of his profession.
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It requires lawmakers to read their oaths "completely and solemnly," exactly as written, and orders those who administer oaths to disqualify lawmakers who alter or deliver the words in an "insincere or undignified manner," barring them from office without another chance to be sworn in.
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Most of you know it, it's not the first time you've been in Calais, you've seen the living conditions in the jungle… I don't want to hear people talking nonsense saying that living conditions in the Temporary Reception Centre are undignified, it's exactly the opposite.
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This third and most horrible section of Mr Mugabe's career came to an undignified end because of his failing powers in old age and the increasing rapacity of his wife, who, it became increasingly clear, was bent on inheriting the throne on his death.
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But in the eyes of the senator and her advisers, they had little choice: the news media would have kept questioning her about her heritage as long as the president persisted in his mockery, so best to answer his challenge, however undignified it might seem.
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Through these experiences, Mr. Brennan, who describes himself as "an obsessed, introverted farmer/cider maker," gained a deepened wonder and love for apple trees, particularly those that have been permitted to follow their wild nature rather than trained as undignified cogs in industrial orchards.
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The video prompted a flurry of angry responses on Facebook; even the governor of Puerto Rico chimed in: Today a video surfaced of an undignified event in which a Puerto Rican woman was brutally harassed by a bigot while an officer did not interfere.
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Cannes is the biggest gathering of the global movie industry, but also a glamorous occasion where photographers as well as stars must comply with a strict red-carpet dress code, and Fremaux confirmed that the festival wanted to stop the undignified modern habit of selfie-taking.
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This sly self-referential joke is a warning that the film won't just be about the thrills and spills of gangster life, but about its undignified aftermath—assuming it has an aftermath (many characters are introduced with a caption detailing when and how they will die).
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The sympathetic Navy Times, which had tracked the prosecution's many missteps, reported Gallagher as guilty "only of appearing in an inappropriate photograph"—linguistic malpractice that vastly understates the criminality of his behavior; undignified "trophy" photos aren't just a U.S. military crime, but a crime in international law.
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Back at camp, as is customary, the frog was positioned in an undignified "X" shape, with its limbs tied to sticks with string, and tapped on the head, releasing the poison on its back, which is then scraped off before the frog is returned to the jungle, completely unharmed.
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Meanwhile, some celebrated Philadelphians make rather undignified cameos: The face of Benjamin Franklin, as seen on the $100 bill, graces a pile of bath towels, and William Penn, on the Quaker Oats box, stands in for the "tumbling clown" in a scaled-up version of that children's toy.
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A recent report published by the National Council on Disability (NCD) pointed out that people with disabilities regularly experience demoralization both because the need for help is perceived as undignified and burdensome, but also because many think that life with a disability is a fate worse than death.
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In "Chuckles Bites the Dust," which is on many lists of the best television episodes of all time (TV Guide ranked it No. 3), Mary is appalled by her colleagues' irreverent response to the undignified death of Chuckles the Clown, the host of a children's show on their station.
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Soon after, power metal's high water mark met with an undignified demise thanks to a glut of also-rans—unoriginal copycats who tasked themselves with producing the same tired derivative releases for most of the last decade, thereby diluting the market and running the style into the ground.
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The Internet has a way of placing all of us — you, me, the online peddler of counterfeit Viagra, the editor of The Paris Review — in the undignified position of those touts who haunt the sidewalks outside bad restaurants in tourist-trap neighborhoods, thrusting menus in the faces of passers-by.
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But whereas, in a Senate speech last October, Flake decried the effect that Trump's "undignified" behavior was having on his party, Wednesday's address made it clear that the senator sees Trump as more than merely a domestic menace: To Flake, the president of the United States threatens freedom around the world.
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But by playing with such purpose and grace, he brought some purpose and grace to an organization that had long refused them as a matter of course; through the persistence of his work, he managed to extract some dignity from the experience of working for the most undignified owner of his era.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Flake, the Arizona Republican who has tangled with President Trump for months, announced on Tuesday that he would not seek re-election in 2018, declaring on the Senate floor that he "will no longer be complicit or silent" in the face of the president's "reckless, outrageous and undignified" behavior.
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This scatter-gun approach to the transfer market, though — the undignified, ill-conceived search for anyone at all to play in a forward role, the willingness to add to its already unhealthily bloated salary commitments for the sake of finding cover for Suárez for a few months — is a bright red flag.
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Mimicking the same bizarre, sing-song voice that Trump used in his actual press conference this week outlining the legal battle over the national emergency that's sure to follow (and was in fact already in the works Friday afternoon), Baldwin goes into a downward spiral in describing an undignified end to the Trump presidency.
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I find it ironic that these people would start a campaign to fire a public figure for what, in their assessment, were lewd comments, when citizens of the United States, and people all over the world, for that matter, just lived through the presidential campaign of one of the lewdest, most misogynistic, insulting, undignified men we've ever seen.
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We're loath to confront the undignified lengths we will go to in our fight against aging and mortality, whether it's in the "feminine" pursuit of looking younger or the wealthy man's pursuit of life extension, which comes complete with its own ghastly para-scientific fads: intermittent fasting, blood transfusions from teenagers, human-growth-hormone injections, cryonics.
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A president responding to shouted questions he chooses from a very small group of reporters during a brief photo opportunity in the Oval Office or Cabinet Room, or from the full press corps screaming to be heard over a helicopter engine, is not only undignified, it is hardly a serious examination of the complex issues facing our country.
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Charlie Dent: The State of the Union was an undignified spectacle In his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump made an effective case for his policies that have contributed to a strong, robust economy, while at the same time throwing out plenty of red meat to his base on immigration, socialism, abortion, sanctuary cities, the Second Amendment and other issues.
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The song takes war for its subject matter, with Rønnenfelt's lyrics wringing with his usual wryness ("Heading for last roundup / Hardware at hand / I was told to protect and serve / But I'm here to supply a demand"), and their resigned, nihilistic approach brings up some of the same feelings as Owen's sonnet "Anthem for Doomed Youth," wherein dead boys are compared to cattle, undignified and disposable.
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And though they range from your garden variety arse-grab-in-a-nightclub (and trust me, the sadness of explaining away the extremely undignified experience of having your body touched without your permission as "garden variety" or "routine" is not lost on me) to incidents that are far more serious to the point of being life-changing, for the majority of us, they've become par for the course.
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LONDON — In a national reckoning with its past, the Norwegian government has offered an official apology to women — and their offspring — who were ostracized, stigmatized and in some cases deported because of their relationships with German soldiers during World War II. The apology came from Prime Minister Erna Solberg, who lamented that the women had been treated in an undignified manner for having relations or bearing children with German soldiers — or were just suspected of having done so.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) announced on Tuesday he would not be seeking reelection in 2015, and used the terms "reckless, outrageous and undignified" to describe the president in his Senate floor speech. Sen.
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