Sentence examples for associated badge of from inspiring English sources

Unlike Foursquare and similar services, however, there's no attempt to build in any kind of gaming element, users don't 'check-in' and there's no associated badge of honor.

It also examines, with real speculative flair, the symbolic import of cloth as a gauge of wealth and rank, as a social and political tool and as a badge of personal identity associated with stages of life from birth to death.

The Gilwell Oak symbol is associated with Wood Badge, although the beads for the Wood Badge have never been made of this oak.

The fans want to associate with it, almost as a badge of honour.

That is, we suggest that, in house sparrows, bill color is the more likely "badge-of-status" than is the badge.

"Yet eventually clogs became associated with poverty and were almost a badge of shame.

People want to be associated with your brand - wearing it is like badge of honor and a reflection of beliefs and culture.

By doing so, males may reduce social costs associated with agonistic interactions, by avoiding contests with potentially stronger males (badge of status) [ 7, 10].

The badge of welcome poverty".

It's a nice badge of honor, but that badge is a target for someone else.

That's a badge of honor.