dignified woman

“She’s a proud and dignified woman,” Prince said.

According to his and his wife’s friend, the artist William Walton, the president called him later to complain about the woman who had been seated on his right, Ernest Hemingway’s fourth wife and widow of a year, Mary, who gave him repeated guff for his Cuba policy; Kennedy was more impressed by the dignified woman on his left, Katherine Marshall, the widow of George C. Marshall, the World War II commander and architect of the postwar reconstruction plan that bore his name.

"She was a very proud and dignified woman - but in the end she was simply scared to be alone. "It was awful watching someone die in this extremely undignified way.

“And I would have made a different choice. But I was honored to be there to watch this very dignified woman live her life the way she wanted to.”

In “Restoreth,” bottles and jars of powders and liquids on a low shelf form a barrier between us and the figure of an older, dignified woman.