Sentence examples for have a certain status from inspiring English sources
They have a certain status".
One-legged men have a certain status in Afghanistan.
"People who have been around a little bit longer, they have a certain status in the league".
To be a person is to have a certain status; the intrinsic value of individuals as unique human beings makes them worthy of respect and dignity [ 10].
"And I've always had a certain status anxiety about not having clerked on the Supreme Court".
My brother and I had been made keenly aware, early in our childhood, that the Gateses had a certain status in Cumberland.
He thought I was a little bit addled, but useful, because I had a certain status within the firm and could help ease the way".
"It's a problem of a name having a certain status in a certain locality, and now telecommunications and transportation are such that the name travels beyond the locality.
"And I've always had a certain status anxiety about not having clerked on the Supreme Court". (A3G often refers to Supreme Court clerks as "the Elect"). "My interest in celebrity has kind of metastasized from the judges to the clerks," he added.
Unlike right-wing and even liberal critics of communism, he had a certain status on the cultural left.
