Sentence examples for historical status from inspiring English sources

Some have historical status.

There's no consensus about historical status.

Historical status poorly unknown.

That, of course, owes everything to historical status.

Others say an agreed-upon label would confer a sense of historical status.

Cache status adjustment strategies are made based on historical status sequences and the gray prediction model.

Before or after the show, families can join one of three guided explorations of the exhibition "Symbols of Power Around the World," which dissects badges of honor as worn by knights in armor, Native Americans and other historical status-seekers.

Aung San Suu Kyi's personal, historical status-being her father's daughter-combined with a series of events that thrust her into the public eye (starting with her return to Burma simply to be at the bedside of her dying mother) and set the stage for her dramatic role.

Only newcomer Dan Stevens appears to be enjoying himself as Lancelot (the lumpen script begrudgingly accepts his non-historical status), while Rebel Wilson seems to be improvising her entire security-guard role from scratch.

Vermeer and Caravaggio proved, incommensurately to their art-historical status, to be magic names (how many would turn out for Fabritius alone or for the Carracci?), and it is interesting that nearly twice as many looked at Vermeer in New York, where the Met's "entrance fee" included the show, than in London, where the National Gallery is free and one paid to see the exhibition.

Based on historical production status from 2008 to 2013, the predicted production status of 2014 is given in Table 6.