Sentence examples for an elevated status. from inspiring English sources

Rivera has an elevated status among players around the league.

Gay flamingos are not particularly rare and enjoy an elevated status with their choice of partner.

In most global markets, the Chair has an elevated status on the board.

He got a phone call from someone on the company's presidential appeals team, who conferred an elevated status to his "trouble ticket".

If the fabricated name was intended to confer an elevated status, it was because Annie Sullivan, born into penury, had no status at all.

In 1995, Mr. Barak declared what amounted to a constitutional revolution, ruling that the country's basic laws, the set of laws outlining Israel's structure and values, had an elevated status compared with ordinary legislation, almost like a constitution.

So OPKO, which has developed a biological business and partnered with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer (PFE) on a human growth hormone product, has again entered a new elevated status in the global drug industry as a result of its new collaboration and licensing agreement with Switzerland's Vifor Fresenius.

Their comments about the videos used in English classes being "retro" (turn 18) appears to contradict some of their reasons for being passionate about David Attenborough, who by this stage in the thread has assumed a seemingly elevated status.

Films like It Follows, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Under the Skin, Train to Busan, and The Witch come to mind, and shows like American Horror Story, The Walking Dead, and Stranger Things have enjoyed a similarly elevated status on the small screen.

Mr Grass incarnated the politically-engaged writer, a role whose elevated status in post-war Germany was in part an atonement for the failure of intellectuals to combat the rise of extremism in the previous generation.

Jalili is thus considered a jaanbaaz, someone upon whom is conferred a type of elevated status because of their suffering in the "holy defence" against Saddam Hussein's forces.