Sentence examples for had a status from inspiring English sources

So as a cinematic text, it has had a status at once marginal and canonical.

Carmela was thrilled to have her own business; for the first time in her life, she had a status apart from her husband.

I had a status that doing routine chores in my house did not provide — and it earned me a slow smile, an approving nod from an adult.

To be a priest had a status that has been eroded, Monsignor Bergin says, by modernity's embrace of lavish consumption and secularism.

A few women did become artists before the 20th century, perhaps because they were the daughters of painters, or because they had a status in society that let them break through the barriers.

When the infant-industrial complex took hold during the economic boom of the aughts (around the time every mom in SoHo suddenly had a status symbol Bugaboo), the Olympian efforts that star moms from Gwyneth Paltrow to Gisele Bündchen employed to get thin again seemed just Hollywood spectacle; their sideshow, not ours.

In agrarian societies the elderly have a status of respectability.

"Kurds want to have a status," Ms. Zana said.

But over here, he seems to have a status barely higher than a pub band.

In fact, he has a status somewhere between a magical, fairy-tale figure and an untouchable.

We don't have a Status of Forces Agreement because they failed to get one.