Sentence examples for extraordinary status from inspiring English sources

"I would be sceptical of bestowing Sen with any extraordinary status of pioneership".

Naturally, the two goals he scored with his head in the final against Brazil enhanced his already extraordinary status.

Foppish clowns who we wouldn't normally listen to for a second have suddenly become imbued with this extraordinary status and are holding the government to ransom.

Or maybe it is just the opposite, a symbol of Mary's extraordinary status within Catholic tradition, a sign of her particular intimacy with Jesus, as though she unconsciously reaches out to wiggle the little piggies of her dead boy's foot.

Both in his intellectual work, which argues for the extraordinary status Turkey enjoys by virtue of its history and geographical position, and in his role as foreign minister, Davutoglu is seen as a champion of Turkish greatness.

Its shares plunged amid fears that it could go bankrupt soon after the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, but in the last 10 years it has regained extraordinary status.

Lévy, himself a member of the French elite, seems particularly incensed that Vance wouldn't automatically give Strauss-Kahn a pass, given his extraordinary social status.

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This relativity of normative dependence underpins Zhuangzi's mildly ironic, skepticism of special or extraordinary normative statuses we give to, e.g., sages.

"It's extraordinary given his status and the fact that every other country, with the exception of Latvia, have provided security," Loughton said.

The writings of John Locke are full of "extraordinary challenges" to the status quo of his time, said Waldron.