Sentence examples for distinctive badge from inspiring English sources

The most distinctive badge of Mormonism is the sacred garment that adults are supposed to wear under their clothes at all times.

It was here that I realized the word Latina is a distinctive badge of honor.

Underage attendees are usually given a distinctive badge to allow staff and dealers to restrict access to mature content.

As a concession, the present dress is to be varied and distinctive badges given.

He wore the distinctive black badge that identified him as an actual nominee, in his case for writing the script for Spike Jonze's "Being John Malkovich," arguably the most dementedly original script in a year celebrated for its original screenwriting.

CAP members wear uniforms similar to the U.S. Air Force's uniforms worn with distinctive emblems, insignia and badges to identify them as CAP members; these are categorized as "USAF-style uniforms".

However, mention Giggs and the images are of those distinctive red shirts and the badge he has worn so often it might as well be seared into that hairy chest.

Mature males of the Sceloporus undulatus species found throughout the Eastern U.S. display a distinctive blue "beard," or ventral badge, a testosterone-linked pigmentation that also shows up in varying intensity among some females in any population.  .

Its distinctive black-and-yellow sheriff's badge can be found on everything from supermarkets to gas stations.

"But if it's just a Suburban with really big chrome wheels and giant Cadillac badges (the two most distinctive traits of past models) it will likely be ignored by premium SUV buyers," Brauer said.

Behind the indecency laws may be the real issue — the hip-hop style itself, which critics say is worn as a badge of delinquency, with its distinctive walk conveying thuggish swagger and a disrespect for authority.