Sentence examples for badges of a from inspiring English sources
A few months later, Adrover showed his Bank Collection, which featured uniforms, some accessorized with the badges of a Vietnam veteran.
To this way of thinking, to guarantee a comfortable retirement is akin to banning child labour or giving women the vote: not optional perks, but badges of a civilised society.
Liberal interventionist had become the proud badge of a generation discovering the good war.
Funniest moment: John Major's Aertex Y-fronts, 'the badge of an essentially crap superman'.
"It's a badge of honor, a badge of status," said Brian Walton, a former executive director of the WGA who has been a negotiator for SAG.
"It's a badge of honor, a rite of passage.
Crest badges consist of a crest and a motto/slogan.
(Matilda) I guess it was a badge of honour (having a vaginal birth after a caesarean).
"Tough is a badge of honor for a man.
It was indeed a badge of sorts -- a badge of survival.
Gaydar was a badge of membership in a secret club.
