Sentence examples for badge of the from inspiring English sources

The badge of the order portrays a crown with the motto "For Merit".

It is generally considered the unique badge of the ordained ministry and is conferred at ordination.

The dossier of private information is the badge of the totalitarian state".

Graying hair is a familiar badge of the elderly, both in humans and, to varying degrees, in other mammals.

An unfortunate byproduct of our puritanical work ethic in the United States is the shining badge of the overworked.

In general, it seemed that a shiny utilitarianism (the badge of the new century?) had trumped aesthetics.

Being without a foreskin was said to boost hygiene, and became a badge of the educated and upper classes.

Pro-Americanism used to be the badge of the Labour right, and as leader Mr Miliband has moved his party to the left.

He wore a white cloth apron and the boat-shaped paper hat that is the universal badge of the food-service worker.

The badge of the order is a white and gold cross with a red centre bearing a crown surrounded by a laurel wreath.

One of the few Creoles able to do so, he flaunts the cross and jeweled badge of the Spanish Order of Santiago.