Sentence examples for all the status from inspiring English sources

Alabama's dominance is, after all, the status quo.

After all, the status of the priest's wife is perhaps even more strange and unsettling than that of her ordained Catholic husband.

So what happens when it comes to the stage in a woman's career where appointments are being made to the senior posts which pay the big money and carry all the status?

Remarkably, given a career spent fighting India, he has done more to make peace than any predecessor.The latest peace talks—or "composite dialogue"—began in early 2004, when Atal Behari Vajpayee, then India's prime minister, and General Musharraf vowed to settle their differences, including, most bitter of all, the status of divided Kashmir.

After all, the status quo in higher education kind of sucks.

But, I still can't get over how bizarre this all is: All the status anxiety surrounding cubicle space (Apparently it's really trendy now to have a "lounge" at Aol instead of an office. Sigh)., including my own.

Social conservativism is sweeping the Islamic world -- above all where the status of women is concerned.

Most surprising and troubling of all is the status of a series of new paintings, also depicting naked male bodies.

But daguerreotypes were unreproducible images that, set in elaborate frames, in no time at all acquired the status of the art objects they were supposed to replace.

She added: "We all know the status quo is unsustainable and services have to change".

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