ตัวอย่าง dignitary

• Prelates are ecclesiastical dignitaries who can occupy various ranks between the cardinal and the priest.

• For example, high government officials, political dignitaries and business people made it a point to attend this wedding.

• Instead, sharing rules are defined by a set of social obligations to share with family members, local dignitaries, and other members of the community.

• And again, it is what the dignitary may bestow upon the manifestation of a vindication that is important.

• The monastery received two boys from every country, educating them to be future dignitaries of the church.

• The reaction of the crowd, however, indicates that the occasion carried different meanings for dignitaries than it did for the audience.

• Dressed in black, civic and religious dignitaries participated as well as the common people in masses and funeral processions.

• The taking of the waters there from by municipal dignitaries formed a highlight of the ceremonies.

• Stages were provided for the principal dignitaries, always present at this feast.

• These were family affairs with local dignitaries and attracted around 150 farmers.

• Dancers and dignitaries drift to the edge of the circle to join their families, admire babies, adjust their outfits and test their tape recorders.

• It is not surprising, therefore, that politicians and other local dignitaries should be drawn to such high profile organizations.

• Such artistic productions are seen as performing a vital political function, providing the court, the nation and visiting dignitaries with a 'portrait' of the king.

• Led by the head lama, a ritual of consecration of the warriors and the dignitaries was performed, which involved chanting of mantras, sprinkling of rice, and holy water.

• We acknowledge, however, the compelling argument that agent-created misfortune might be worse than "natural" misfortune because the former involves some type of dignitary harm to the victim.